Answer:
50=(3x)x
Step-by-step explanation:
50=(3x)x. The question is only asking for the inequality of the problem. Since the area of a rectangle is L x W, you would write L as 3x and W as x, and since the area of the rectangle is given, you can set the area as 50.
Answer:
what im thinking is $65
Step-by-step explanation:
Its algebra. The original equation is

To solve for a variable, we reverse the order of operations, beginning with addition/subtraction, and then multiplication/division. To remove a number from one side, we must do the opposite to the other side. In this case, to get rid of the -121 we must add 121 to the -164. This gives us -43. Then, to get the x by itself, we must multiply the other side by 3. -43*3=129
When we are doing the opposite of an operation to the other side, we are really reversing the operation and, to keep both sides equal, we must do whatever we have done to one side to the other side. So when we have -121, we add 121 as it equals 0, therefore it is gone. Since a equation must be balanced, we have to do what we did to the other side (adding 121).
Answer: 85 or 85% or 85/100
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because there are a total of 100 squares in the grid, and out of those 100 there are 85 squares shaded in. So the model best represents 85, 85%, or 85/100. These answers are dependent on what choices you have for the possible answer.
Answer:
D) (x, y) → (1/3x , 1/3 y)
Step-by-step explanation:
A dilation is a change of size, if the dilation factor is greater than 1, then the figure is enlarged. If the dilation factor is smaller than 1, the figure is shrinked. In both cases, the coordinates are MULTIPLIED by the dilation factor.
Among the 4 choices, only 2 are dilations. One is with a dilation factor of 3 (A), which means the shape was enlarged. And the other is with dilation factor of 1/3, meaning the shape was shrinked.
Since we went from MNOP (LARGE one) to M'N'O'P' (small one), the dilation factor was < 1... so 1/3 is the answer.
Answers B and C show a translation/movement of the shape, not a dilation.