The supplement of < 72 has the same measure as < (4x + 8). Therefore, < (4x + 8) must equal 108°. We can establish the following equality statement to solve for x:
< (4x + 8) + < 72° = 180°
Combine like terms:
4x + 80 = 180°
Subtract 80 from both sides:
4x + 80° - 80° = 180° - 80°
4x = 100
Divide both sides by 4 to solve for x:
4x/4 = 100/4
x = 25
To verify whether the value of x is correct, substitute its value into the equality statement:
< (4x + 8)° + < 72° = 180°
< [4(25) + 8]° + < 72° = 180°
< (100 + 8)° + < 72° = 180°
< 108° + < 72° = 180°
180° = 180° (True statement. Therefore, the correct answer is x = 25).
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when y = -11, 0 + y is equal to -11.
the question is asking us to add 0 to the given value of y. the given value of y is -11, so place -11 into 0 + y and you get 0 + -11. since you are adding zero, you are making no changes to the y value, so it stays at -11.
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You will need to set up and solve 2 equations:
A) 3 Vans + 10 Buses = 379
B) 14Vans + 13 Buses = 624
Multiply equation A by -14
A) -42 Vans -140 Buses = -5,306 then Multiply equation B by 3
B) 42 Vans + 39 Buses = 1,872
Adding BOTH equations
-101 Buses = -3,434
Each Bus holds 34 Students
Putting this into equation A
A) 3 Vans + 10 Buses = 379
A) 3 Vans + 10 * 34 = 379
A) 3 Vans +340 = 379
A) 3 Vans = 39
Each van = 13 students
Brand A: 32 Diapers, $8.99: about 28 cents per diaper
Brand B: 50 Diapers, $12.49: about 24 cents per diaper
You divide the amount of diapers by the money.
For example, 32 diapers/$8.99 equals about 28 cents per diaper and 50 diapers/$12.49 equals about 24 cents per diaper.
Brand B is the better deal since you save about 4 cents more.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
8 3/5 on a number line is between 8 and nine
idk how to draw a number line on a computer so ill just tell you how
1. divided the spaces between 8 and 9 into 5 sections ( 3/5 )
2. then mark 3 of those 5 spaces and put a dot or a line at where the 3rd space ends
