Find two mixed numbers so that the sum is 7 2/8 and the difference is 2 4/8
1 answer:
So let's name the numbers x and y.
we know that their sum, x+y is

and that that their difference, x-y is

so, from the last one we can find out x:
x-y=

x=

+y
we can substitute this into the first one:

+y+y =


+2y =

2y=

(7-2=5, but you have to "borrow" one because the fraction of the number from which you substract is smaller than of the other number)
so y=

then x will be
x=

+

x=
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Answer:
the answer is false because 3 is multiplied with 5 on the right side
Then, when substitute any number , there remain difference
We substitute in c using 9, it will be as follows:
5 ×[(-6×9)+4] = 5 × (-54+4) = 5 × (-50) = -250
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
1 min = 4/3
4/3 × 6 = 8
the answer is 8
Solve using the Pythagorean theorem.
The hypotenuse is c.