The expression equivalent to -7(y - 2) is -7y + 14
<h3>Which expression is equivalent to -7(y - 2)?</h3>
Given the expression; -7(y - 2)
We expand the expression by multiplying each element inside the parentheses the element out i.e -7
-7(y - 2)
[ -7 × y and -7 × -2 ]
-7y + 14
Therefore, the expression equivalent to -7(y - 2) is -7y + 14.
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Answer: Hello mate!
A direct variation implies that, if y is the dependent variable that varies with the variable x; then: y = k*x where k is a real number.
An inverse variation has the form y = k/x where also k is a real number.
them, if we define s as the hours that Bob spends studying, and b as the hours that he spends playing baseball, then the equation that represents the score is:
Score(s,b) = k*s/b
we know that if s = 6, and b = 7, then the score is 72; with this information, we could obtain the value of the constant k.
score(6,7) = 72 =k*6/7 = k*
then k = 72*(7/6) = 61.7
now if s = 4 and b = 6, the score that he should expect is:
score( 4, 6) = 61.7*(4/6) = 41