First, it would help to simplify each side more:
Left side: 36 + 3(4x - 9) = 36 + 12x - 27 = 12x + 9
Right side: c(2x + 1) + 25 = 2cx + c + 25
Write the simplified equation:
12x + 9 = 2cx + c + 25
Usually when there is no solution, the coefficients of the variable on both sides are the same, so we can make the coefficient if x on the right side into 12:
2cx >>> 12x
Then, c must equal 6 to make this true.
The answer is choice (C).
Answer:
Geometric
Step-by-step explanation:
Given terms are {3, -1, 1/3, -1/9............}
If we have common difference between the terms then it is arithmetic
If we have common ratio between the terms then it is Geometric
Difference of 3 and -1 is 4
Difference of 1/3 and -1 is -4/3
Common difference it not same so it is not Arithmetic
Now we check common ratio
we divide second term by first term
first term is 3 and second term is -1

now we check with next two terms

common ratio is -1/3
So this is Geometric
Answer:
Maximum error for viscosity is 17.14%
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that everything is changing with respect to the time, "r" is changing with respect to the time, and also "p" just "v" will not change with the time according to the information given, so we can find the implicit derivative with respect to the time, and since

The implicit derivative with respect to the time would be

If we multiply everything by dt we get

Remember that the error is given by
therefore doing some algebra we get that

Since, r = 0.006 , dr = 0.00025 , p = 4*105 , dp = 2000 we get that

Which means that the maximum error for viscosity is 17.14%.
5x-3x=-6
2x=-6
x=-3
x equals -3 is the answer.
The inequality that can be used to find the values for p is p + 7 ≤ 50.
Given the information,
Mr. Smith can only spend up to $50 at a museum. The museum admission ticket is $7. He can use his P dollars to purchase other items from the museum.
The total budget is $50.
The cost per ticket is $7
⇒ Total spent ≤ Total Budget
⇒ p + 7 ≤ 50
⇒ p ≤ 43
Therefore, p + 7 ≤ 50 will be the inequality that aids in determining the range of values for p.
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