I love these problems, because it's just about reading the question. All you need to do is break it down. What do we know the "sum of" something is? We know that it means addition. What are we adding? "three times a number b and 33". Well, how can we express "three times b"? 3b! Right! Well, we know we're adding that to 33, so you're almost done. Right now you should have 3b+33. And what <em>is</em> 3b+33? at least 33. How can we express "at least"? >=, greater than or equal to, right! Finally, we have our answer. 3b+33>=35.
Answer:
29 square = 20 square+ b square
b= 21
Answer:
(a) The grass is not green.
(b) Nothing can be concluded about squirrels.
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) If squirrels cannot fly, then the you can conclude that the grass is not green, because if the grass was green, then squirrels would be able to fly.
(b) By discovering that the grass is not green, nothing can be concluded regarding squirrels. The statement says that squirrels can fly if the grass is green which doesn't necessarily mean that they can't fly if the grass is not green.
