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This inequality could be broken into two parts:
4m
m + 9 AND m + 9 > -9 + 4m
Focus first on the inequality m + 9 > -9 + 4m. subtract m from both sides, obtaining:
9 > -9 + 3m. Next, add 9 to both sides, obtaining: 18>3m, or m<6
Last step: Determine whether the inequality <span>4m≥m+9 is true if m<6.</span>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Starting value = 0
Gain +25 = 0 + 25 = 25
Loss = 25 +(-25) = 0
Start = 0 and End = 0
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No. The GCF can't be bigger than either number.
(The LCM can).
We need to do a system of equations here.
x + y = 275 (if you travel <em>x</em> km by bike and <em>y </em>km by bus, then you travel 275 km as given in the problem)
y = x + 55 (the problem stated that they were bussed (y) the amount they biked plus 55 more km (x + 55))
The second equation is already solved for y. So, we can plug it in to the first equation.
x + (x + 55) = 275
2x + 55 = 275 [combine x terms]
2x = 220 [subtract 55 from both sides]
x = 110 [divide by 2 to isolate x and solve for it]
Now we know that x is 110, the distance they traveled by bike.
And that's what we needed to answer the problem!
Answer:
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