Three times the variable m minus four is equal to fourteen.
Another way could be:
Four less than three multiplied by m is equivalent to fourteen.
The first way I put it is simpler but if you really want to impress your teacher then I suggest going with the second way.
Also if you are looking to solve the equation then it would be:
3m - 4 = 14
+4 +4
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3m = 18
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3 3
m = 5
Hope that helped :-)
All of these answers are right
Answer:
2(5a+17)+2(4a)=10a+34+8a=18a+34the area of the garden
<span>The formula is 1/b-a int(equation) from zero to four. Just integrate normally and multiply by the first part.
</span><span>integrate with limits 0,4 then divide by 4
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<span>1÷4 (limit o to 4)∫ 2√1+5t^3 dt
= </span><span>14.691</span>
