1.527 is that one of the options?
Answer: Yes; you do combine "-w" and "4w" ; because they are both "like terms" ; that is, they are both terms with the SAME first degree single variable in the entire expression.
So, to combine them:
-w + 4w = -1w + 4w = 3w ;
and we can simplify the entire expression:
" -w + 4w + 12 " ;
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to: " 3w + 12 " .
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Hope this explanation helps!
Answer:
No. See explanation below.
Step-by-step explanation:
No.
Since 60 × $300 = $18,000, he would be exactly at budget if he needed 60 uniforms and if each uniform cost $300, but he needs more than 60 uniforms, and each uniform costs more than $315, so the total cost is definitely more than $18,000.
<span>2(3y - 7) - 5y(2 - y)
2*3y - 2*7 - 5y*2 -5y*(-y)
6y - 14 - 10y + 5y</span>²
5y² + 6y - 10y - 14
<span>5y² -4y - 14</span>
This problem mean you have to find the point that the Domain and Range is suit (I'm sorry English is my second language)
Example:
1) G ; 2) Y
If you want me to do the rest of it tell me Okay ^^
