Start with

We observe that both fractions are not defined if
. So, we will assume
.
We multiply both numerator and denominator of the first fraction by 3 and we sum the two fractions:

We multiply both sides by
:

We move everything to one side and solve the quadratic equation:

We check the solution:

which is true
Answer:
2.3 2 1/3
Step-by-step explanation: you add up all the bikes then divide them by 3 because that's the number of people
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
d is true
7 - 4 ( d - 3) = 23
7 - 4d + 12 = 23
Subtract 12 from both sides,
7 - 4d = 11
Subtract 7 to both sides
- 4d = 4
Divide -4 to both sides
d = -1
We let c represent the number of dozen cupcakes in which the problem says that the cost of each cupcake is $8 per dozen. In this case, the money earned by Eva should be a function of the number of dozen cupcakes. In this case, the expression that represents this is A. f(c) = c × 8