Let the smaller number be x and the larger number be y.
We can calculate this by using simultaneous equation, aka listing 2 equations out.
From given,
X + y = 43
Let this be equation no. 1
X + 19 = y
Let this number be equation 2.
We can do simultaneous equations either by substitute method or elimination. In this case I'm using substitute.
We can already obtain the value of y (in terms of x) in euqation no. 2, so all we gonna do is to put y into equation 1.
X + x + 19 = 43
Solve this by algebra.
2x = 43 - 19
X = 12
Now we know the exact value of x
Now substitute x = 12 into equation no. 2
12 + 19 = y
Y = 31
So the answer is 12 and 31
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
MATH-WAY
Answer:
Part A: 108
Part B: 125
Part C: 1.71 x 10^-4
Part D: 0.2
Part E: 0.040
Sorry for the wait, laptop is being slow :/
I hope this helps.
Yes. It is equivalent to 3. Combine like terms
3x-7=-2-6
3x=-2-6+7
3x=-1
X=-3
