$4\times10^6\text{ is how many times large than}\ 1 \times 10^4?\\\\\dfrac{4\times10^6}{1\times10^4}=\dfrac{4}{1}\times\dfrac{10^6}{10^4}=4\times10^{6-4}=4\times10^2=4\times100=400$

4 0

3 years ago

X + y = 24

Masja [62]

Answer:

(10, 14)

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve this system let's use substitution:

Solve the first equation for x, obtaining x = 24 - y, and then substitute 24 - y for x in the second equation:

3(24 - y) + 5y = 100

Performing the indicated multiplication, we get:

72 - 3y + 5y = 100

Combining like terms results in 72 - 100 = -2y, or -28 = -2y

Thus, y must be 14.

If y = 14, then the first equation tells us that x = 10.

Check: Is this true? 3(10) + 5(14) = 100 YES

The solution is (10, 14).

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8 0

3 years ago

Solve the equation. Write your answer as an integer or simplified fraction.

saw5 [17]

Corrected question :

Solve the equation. Write your answer as an integer or simplified fraction.

8n - 7 (n - 2) = 18

Required Solution :

The given equation,

8n - 7 (n - 2) = 18

★ Multiplying -7 into (n - 2),

>> 8n - 7 × (n - 2) = 18

>> 8n - 7n + 14 = 18

★ On substracting 7n from 8n we gets,

>> n + 14 = 18

★ Now transposing 14 which is in L.H.S. into R.H.S. (Remember that sign would be . So 14 would be -14),

>> n = 18 - 14

>> n = 14

★ Therefore,

Value of n is 14.

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6 0

2 years ago