J = m - 1 1/4 (ft).......j = m - 15 inches...because 1 1/4 ft = 15 inches
m = L + 1/3 (ft).......m = L + 4 inches....because 1/3 ft = 4 inches
L = 62 inches
m = L + 4
m = 62 + 4
m = 66 inches or 5.5 ft <==Maria
j = m - 15
j = 66 - 15
j = 51 inches or 4.25 ft <== Juan
Answer:
2. x = 47
3. x = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
These problems involve proportions, or equivalent ratios. You can solve for 'x' in each by using cross-multiplication and division.
2. 28(7) = 4(x + 2)
Distribute = 196 = 4x + 8
Subtract 8 from both sides: 196 - 8 = 4x + 8 - 8 or 188 = 4x
Solve for x: x = 47
3. 2(2x + 7) = 11(3x - 4)
Distribute: 4x + 14 = 33x - 44
Add 44 to both sides: 4x + 14 + 44 = 33x - 44 + 44 or 4x + 58 = 33x
Subtract 4x from both sides: 4x + 58 - 4x = 33x - 4x or 58 = 29x
Solve for x: x = 2
Answer:
6*(61^2) and 61^3
Step-by-step explanation:
If the squares have a side length of 61 (assuming this is a cube) our surface area is 6*(61^2) because each side is a square and there are six sides.
As for the volume, we have 61^3.
Hope this was helpful.
~cloud
Answer:
5secs
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the equation of the height expressed ad;
h(t) = - 16t^2 + initial height
Given that initial height = 400feet
h(t) = - 16t^2 + 400
The waste will hit the ground at when h(t) = 0
substitute
0 = - 16t^2 + 400
16t^2 = 400
t² = 400/16
t² = 25
t = √25
t = 5secs
Hence it will take the easte 5secs to hit the ground
Answer:
A system of linear equation could only have 1 solution. This is because the straight lines will only have to meet, cross, or intersect each other once.
A system of linear equation could only have 1 solution. This is because the straight lines will only have to meet, cross, or intersect each other once.
There are many different methods in arriving to the final answer. However, errors cannot be perfectly avoided. One of these errors to mistakenly identify equations as linear. It is important that we know that the equations we are dealing with are of exact or correct characteristics.
Also, if she had used substitution method, she might have mistakenly taken the value of one variable for the other.
