When adding two rational numbers,if a pair of addends has opposite signs ,then the sum will have the sign of the addenda with the greater value among the two.
These examples can better illustrate this concept:
Example 1:
23 + (-3) = 20 (The greater among the two is positive and the result is also positive)
Example 2:
-23 + 3 = -20 (The greater among the two is negative and the result is also negative)
The steps below are presented in order to arrive to the value of k of the given equation.
First, multiply both sides of the equation by the variable k since the left-hand side of the equation has it in the denominator. This will be,
(k + 12/ k)(k) = 8(k)
Then, we simplify,
k + 12 = 8k
We then, subtract 8k to both sides of the equation,
k - 8k + 12 = 8k - 8k
Simplifying,
-7k + 12 = 0
Then, subtract 12 from both sides of the equation and divide both sides by -7. This will us the final answer of,
k = 12/7
You’re answer would be 1/12 I think that’s what I got but I’m not exactly sure
Answer:
v = ±
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
v² = 47 ( take the square root of both sides )
v = ± ← note plus or minus
Since × = 47
and
- × - = 47
<span>(38-63)×6÷Z
=</span><span>(38-63)×6÷84
=-25</span>×6÷84
=150
=1 66/84
= 1 33/42