<span>Evaluating Expressions Using Algebra Calculator
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First go to the Algebra Calculator main page.
Type the following:
<span><span>First type the expression 2x.</span><span>Then type the @ symbol.</span><span>Then type x=3.</span></span><span>Try it now: </span><span>2x @ x=3</span>
Answer:
hey! This was the only part of mathematics I ever enjoyed! So consider this both of our lucky days: Answer is : (2,7)
Step-by-step explanation:
basically plug in Y to the first equation as sox + 4(-x + 9) = 30
x - 4x + 36 = 30- 3x = - 6
x = 2
then plug that in to Y!
Y = -(2) + 9
so Y = 7
and our answer is : (2,7)
Answer:
work it out it is so easy
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
open brackets and work out
Answer:
x^2-11/-8x
Step-by-step explanation:
We can solve this equation easily by using PEMDAS, or order of operations.
<u>Parenthesis</u>
<u>Exponents</u>
<u>Multiplication>Division (Depends on which comes first left to right)</u>
<u>Addition>Subtraction (See multiplication>division)</u>
Now that we know the order of the operations, we can solve.
First, we cant solve for x^2 because we dont know the value of x, so well leave that alone. Same with 22/x. All we can do is use the commutative property.
So our equation is now x^2-11/-8x
Hope this helps!