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andrezito [222]
3 years ago
15

4(n + 6) = 4n + 8(n + 13) Question 7 options: 10 -7/8 8 -10

Mathematics
1 answer:
Anni [7]3 years ago
5 0
Ur answer is -7/8 that's ur answer
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Step-by-step explanation:

Q1)

for x = 2, y = 1

-8x³y⁴/7 = -64/7

-8×2³×1⁴/7 = -8×8×1/7 = -64/7

true

Q2)

x/4 + x/6 - x/2 = 3/4

is x = -9 ?

bringing everything to 1/12 ...

3x/12 + 2x/12 - 6x/12 = 3×3/12

-x/12 = 9/12

-x = 9

x = -9

true

Q3)

can

1 - 2ab - (a² + b²) = 1 - 2ab - a² - b² be factored as

(1 + a - b)(1 + a + b)

let's multiply

(1 + a - b)(1 + a + b) =

= 1 + a + b + a + a² + ab - b - ab - b² =

= 1 + 2a + a² - b²

this is NOT the same as

1 - 2ab - a² - b²

false

Q4)

The horizontal distance of a point from the y-axis is called abscissa or x coordinate of the point.

3 is the y coordinate of (2, 3) and not the x coordinate.

false

Q5)

(7, 9) and (9, 7)

the x coordinates are different, and the y coordinate are different. so, they are definitely NOT the same point.

this would be like saying 5 hours and 3 minutes is the same as 3 hours and 5 minutes.

false

Q6)

now, this is tricky. there are 4 perfect cubes between 1 and 100 :

1×1×1 = 1

2×2×2 = 8

3×3×3 = 27

4×4×4 = 64

did your teacher mean "exactly 3 perfect cubes" ? because, since there are 4, there are also 3, of course (and 2, and 1).

and did "between 1 and 100" mean including the numbers 1 and 100, or excluding the numbers 1 and 100 ?

so, if excluding 1 and 100, then it is true.

if including 1 and 100 and asking for exactly 3, then it is false.

if including 1 and 100 and truly only asking for 3, then it is true.

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12³ = 12×12×12 = 144×12 = 1728

true

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(a+1)(a-1)(a²+1) = (a⁴ -1) ?

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(a² + a - a - 1)(a² + 1) = (a²-1)(a²+1) = a⁴ - a² + a² - 1 = a⁴-1

true

Q9)

the areas of the 2 squares are

25a² and 25b²

the sum is

25a² + 25b² = 25(a² + b²)

but

25(a+b)(a-b) = 25(a² - b²)

this is NOT the same.

false

Q10)

abc + bca + cba

a monomial is, roughly speaking, a polynomial which has only one term.

but the given expression has 3 terms.

false

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2 years ago
Yolanda made 21 hats. Yolanda made 3 times as many hats as Greg. Let n be the number of hats that Greg made.
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Answer:

63

Step-by-step explanation:

A) 21(3)=n

B) 63

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= $4884

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The school system is trying to help their students be more successful. They are going to hire tutors to help. They must have mor
dexar [7]

Answer:

a. x-y > 0

b. x+y \leq 50

c. x=26; y=24 or (24,26)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x = number of teachers hired.

Let y = number of tutors hired.

Now solving for part a we get

a. Write an inequality that represents the statement that the number of teachers hired must exceed the number of tutors hired.

x-y > 0

solving for part b we get;

b. Write an inequality that represents the statement that the maximum number of teachers and tutors is 50.

x+y \leq 50

solving for part c we get;

c. Choose a point that satisfies the situation, and explain why you chose that number of tutors and teachers.

Now we know that x-y > 0 also x+y \leq 50

x=26; y=24

(24,26)

Explanation: To make number of teacher more than number of tutors this is the maximum value we can achieve for the requirement.

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4 years ago
a concert promoter sold 475 tickets to a rock concert the ticket prices for different seat locations were 10 15 and 20 the total
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282.5 of 10 tickets were sold in the rock concert by the promoter

<h3>How to determine the number of 10 tickets?</h3>

To do this, we make use of the following representations:

  • x represents the 10 tickets
  • y represents the 15 tickets
  • z represents the 20 tickets

The 475 tickets that were sold means that:

x + y + z = 475

The income means that:

10x + 15y + 20z = 6300

Also, we have:

10y = 4z

Divide both sides by 10

y = 0.4z

Substitute y = 0.4z in 10x + 15y + 20z = 6300

10x + 15*0.4z + 20z = 6300

10x + 6z + 20z = 6300

Evaluate the like terms

10x + 26z = 6300

Substitute y = 0.4z in x + y + z = 475

x + 0.4z + z = 475

Evaluate the like terms

x + 1.4z = 475

Make x the subject

x = 475 - 1.4z

Substitute x = 475 - 1.4z in 10x + 26z = 6300

10(475 - 1.4z) + 26z = 6300

Expand

4750 - 14z + 26z = 6400

Evaluate the like terms

12z = 1650

Divide both sides by 12

z = 137.5

Substitute z = 137.5 in x = 475 - 1.4z

x = 475 - 1.4 * 137.5

Evaluate

x = 282.5

Hence, 282.5 of 10 tickets were sold

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