So you distrubute and get
-2p-8+2-3+5p
add like terms
3p-9
ANSWER: 3p-9
Answer:
x – 2(x2 + 4x – 12)
Step-by-step explanation:
x – 2(x2 + 4x – 12)x – 2(x2 + 4x – 12)
Answer: He bought 1 magazine and 3 comic books.
Step-by-step explanation: If comic books cost $1 and magazines cost $3, the equation for the problem should look like this: 2(m) + 1(c) = 5, since you know that the brother spent $5 in total. "m" represents the number of magazines purchased while "c" represents the number of comic books purchased. If you plug in 1 for "m" and 3 for "c", the equation would be true and would equal a total of $5. Also, 1 magazine and 3 comic books would mean that the little brother did, in fact, purchase 4 items.
<span>F for Frank, A or Alice.
F(initial)=1.95 inches
A(initial)=1.50 inches
Frank's equation at .25 inches per year and t representing year variable.
F=1.95+.25t
Alice's equation at .40 inches per year and t representing year variable.
A=1.5+.40t
To figure out how old they will be when their beaks are the same lengths set the equations equal to eachother as the equations are length.
1.95+.25t=1.5+.40t
.45=.15t
t=3 years</span>
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