Answer:
B.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since 6 = 5r + 1, r = 1
As for s, if s is 2, then you can do
4 x 2 + 5 = 13 & 6 x 2 + 1 = 13
13 = 13
So B!
Hope that helps!
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Answer: + 4/7, 6 (13/14)
Discussion:
Let L be the larger of the two numbers and S the smaller of the two. Then the first sentence translates into this:
-6L - L = -4 =>
-7L = -4 => (divide both sides by -7)
L = - (-4)/(-7) = + 4/7 (*)
The second sentence translates to
2 (L + S) = 15 => (divide both sides by 2)
(L +S) = 15/2 => (subtract L from each side)
S = 15/2 - L = 15/2 - 4/7 (using (*) above)
So
S = 15*7/(2*7) - (4*2)/(7*2) (combine over common denominator of 14)
S = 105/14 - 8/14 = 97/14 = 6 13/14
Something is crazy here! While 2(L +S) = 15 -- check it out -- our larger number L ( =4/7) is actually smaller than the S number (6 13/14)! Maybe I should have called them Y and X, respectively, as you suggested!
Thank you,
Mr. B
Answer:
Equation Form : x=-3 y =0
I'd like to look at this as both a math joke and a warm message.
Thank you, love.
Answer:
1/9
Step-by-step explanation:
this is (-3)^(0-2) = (-3)^(-2) = 1 / 9.
