Use substitution
3x = 2(-6x + 18) + 14
3x = -12x + 36 + 14
3x = -12x + 50
15x = 50, x = 50/15 = 10/3
Solution: x = 10/3
Step-by-step explanation:
we can factor out z
so that'll be
z((1/m)-(1/n))=1
divide by the value in parentheses on both sides
z=1/((1/m)-(1/n))
I can't tell if there's more the problem wants you to do. I could rewrite the equation on paper more easily, but I don't have one on hand
Answer:
40w^3
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm assuming you meant w^3 (w to the third power). In that case, you would just add 34 + 13 + 11 - 18 because they are all like terms (coefficients of w^3).
Both
1 times a=a
and
b times 0=0