Answer:
Hello first one is 4.
Second one is 8
Step-by-step explanation:
First one is f(0). It means you should put zero in the place of x
0 is less than 5 so you should put zero in x+4=f(x)
For the second one do like the first one.
I hope you understand
There are 2 numbers that are 3 units from -6, it can be either from the left, in that case it would be -9, or to the right would be -3.
The answer is: " -5/3 " ; or, write as: " -1 ⅔ " .
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Explanation:
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(-5/6) + (-5/6) = (-5/6) <span>− (5/6) ;
------> {since: "adding a negative" is the same a "subtracting a positive"} ;
------> </span> (-5/6) − (5/6) = (-5 − 5) / 6 ;
= -10/6 = (-10/2) / (6/2) ;
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= " -5/3 " ; or, write as: " -1 ⅔ " .
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Answer:
(d + 3) would be 10
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Step 1: Distribute</u>
<u>Step 2: Subtract 13.5 from both sides</u>
<u>Step 3: Divide both sides by 4.5</u>
<u>Step 4: Determine what (d+3) is</u>
Answer: (d + 3) would be 10
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Answer:
$2.50
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asks for the total cost of a notebook and pen together. We don't need to find their individual costs in order to answer the question.
Sometimes we get bored solving systems of equations in the usual ways. For this question, let's try this.
The first equation has one more notebook than pens. The second equation has 4 more notebooks than pens. If we subtract 4 times the first equation from the second, we should have equal numbers of notebooks and pens.
(8n +4p) -4(3n +2p) = (16.00) -4(6.50)
-4n -4p = -10.00 . . . . . . . . . . . simplify
n + p = -10.00/-4 = 2.50 . . . . divide by the coefficient of (n+p)
The total cost for one notebook and one pen is $2.50.
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<em>Additional comment</em>
The first equation has 1 more notebook than 2 (n+p) combinations, telling us that a notebook costs $6.50 -2(2.50) = $1.50. Then the pen is $2.50 -1.50 = $1.00.
One could solve for the costs of a notebook (n) and a pen (p) individually, then add them together to answer the question. We judge that to be more work.
