Correct Question:
Otero translated the phrase "three less than a number" into the expression 3 minus x. Which best describes the accuracy of Otero's expression?.
a. It is accurate. The phrase can be translated as "three" = 3, "less than" = subtraction, and "a number" = X, SO 3- X is
the correct expression.
b. It is inaccurate. Three is being subtracted from a number, so X-3 is what he should have written.
c. It is inaccurate. Three is being compared to a number, so 3 It is inaccurate. Three is being added to a number, so 3+ x is what he should have written.
Answer:
The answer is B because three less than a number means that a 3 is less than some number X meaning three is being subtracted from X. So equation should be X-3 rather than 3-X.
Step-by-step explanation:
7 and 9/10
Working;
10 goes into 70 7 times. The remainder is 9.
Answer:1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
i just thinked it
Answer:
1 +3i
Step-by-step explanation:
(4 - 2i) - (3 - 5i)
Subtract the reals
4 - 3 =1
Subtract the imaginary
-2i - -5i
-2i + 5i = 3i
1 +3i
