You know that two expressions are equivalent when if you substitute in your values and simply the expressions, they have the same answer.
Answer: Value of x is used to consider unknown value. The letter “x” is commonly used in algebra to indicate an unknown value. It is referred to as a “variable” or, in some cases, a “unknown.” In x + 2 = 7, x is a variable. ... A variable need not be “x,” but might be “y,” "w," or any other letter, name, or symbol
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
-7z/2 - 2 + z -3
=-5 - 5z/2
Answer: 5425
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
<1 = 50
<2 = 40
<3 = 90
<4 = 90
<5 = 40
<6 = 50
<7 = 130
Step-by-step explanation:
<5 + <6 = 90
40 + <6 = 90
<6 = 50
<5 = <2 because of vertical angles
<2 = 40
<6 = <1 because of vertical angles
<1 = 50
<7 = <4 + <5
<7 = 90 + 40
<7 = 130
