The only thing you need to do is 'cross-multiply'
Take the top of fraction 1 and multiply it to the bottom of fraction 2, and take the bottom of fraction 1 and multiply it to the top of fraction 2.
Then you will get a nice and easy equation to solve!
Answer:
There doesn't seem to be numbers to answer that, do you have the question right? If it was a difference of 18, for example, the numbers would be 64 and 36.
Step-by-step explanation:
Find 2 numbers that added together, equal 10.
91
82
73
64
55
46
37
28
19
Then subtract them by their opposites. Find the numbers with the difference of 12.
91 - 19 = 72
82 - 28 = 54
73 - 37 = 36
64 - 46 = 18
55 - 55 = 0
46 - 64 = -18
37 - 73 = -36
28 - 82 = -54
19 - 91 = -72
There is no numbers with the difference of 12.
If it was a difference of 18, for example, the numbers would be 64 and 36.
Answer:
36 is the final value for the equation you posted
Step-by-step explanation:
We are told that = 3 and = −2.
Let's plug these values into the equation.
= (5 ( − 2) + (2 − )^2)
= (5 (3 − 2(−2)) + (2 − 3)^2)
= (5 (3 + 4) + (−1)^2)
= (5 (7) + 1)
= 35 + 1
= 36
7 - 15 x n
good luck XD XD
