OK. Hold on tight. Here we go.
Remember ... the "solution" is the number that 'g' must be
in order to make the equation a true statement.
The original equation: You said that -2 = g - 9
Now, let's add 9 to each side: 7 = g .
Answer:
We can start by figuring out how much he traveled per gallon. To do so all we need to do is divide the amount of miles he drove by the gallons it took him to drive that distance (348/12). This comes out to 29 miles. THerefore he drives 29 miles per gallon of gasoline.
Now to find how far he traveled with 8 gallons we need to multiply 29 times 8 (miles per gallon times how many gallons he used)
Your answer is 232
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
f(2)=1/9
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=(1/3)^x
f(2)=(1/3)^(2)
f(2)=1/9
So if we want to know the least amount, we first want to assume the other two games both had a score of 52, so we can say the last one had the least possible.
So if both got 52, the total points would be 104, for two games of 52 points. Since we want 141 points, we therefore want 37 more points to reach 141.
So the least amount of points a player could've scored in one of the games was 37.
