Either factor in paren can be equal 0
so either q=-2
or q=-3/4
x = 3/2
Getting x on one side of the equation:
(2/5)x = 9/15
x = (9/15)(5/2)
x = 9/6
x = 3/2
<span>x-axis: hours in increments of 1; y-axis: miles in increments of 5
You always want the constant numbers such as time on the x-axis
And since your y values are all large numbers and multiples of 5, it makes sense to use increments of 5</span>
He can make 2 batches of cookies. I'm not sure about the leftover cups because you wrote sugar twice
If n=250, then 50% of n can also be described as n divided by 2.
50% of n = 250/2 = 125
answer: 125
