Step-by-step explanation:
There can be a lot of math expressions that may equal 13. Here are some of the expressions that equal 13.
Now, let us consider some interesting expression
If the value of x = 2, then the expression will be equal to 13.
i.e.
∵ when x = 2
Considering a word problem
<em>'Tom has 10 oranges while Tony has 3 more oranges than Tom. How many oranges Tony has?</em>
Let 'x' be the number of oranges Tom has.
The number of oranges Tony has = x + 3
as Tom has 10 oranges, so x = 10
Therefore, the number of oranges Tony has = x + 3
= 10 + 3 = 13
Therefore, the number of oranges Tony has = 13
Answer:
d≤48/2.15
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
Given data
Claudia spends $2.15 a day for lunch.
We are told that her balance is $48.00
let the number of days be d
Step two:
The maximum number of days she can eat is given as
d≤48/2.15
d≤22.33 days
Answer:
The voyage was 3450 miles far away.
Step-by-step explanation:
Distance covered per hour = 17.25 miles
As the boat traveled 200 hours to reach the destination.
1 hour = 17.25 miles
Thus,
200 hours = 200 (17.25)
= 3450 miles
Thus, the boat had to travel 3450 miles in 200 hours to reach the destination. Therefore, the voyage was 3450 miles far away.
Answer:
A= 29
B=34
C=117
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>A triangle has three sides and a triangle always adds up to be 180</u>
A + B + C = 180
B = A + 5
C = 4A + 1
Plug in.
A + A + 5 + 4A + 1 = 180
6A + 6 = 180
6A = 174
A = 29
<u>Now since you found A, find the other two by plugging A in!</u>
C = 4(29) + 1
C = 117
<u>Plug in the B equation</u>
B = 29 + 5
B=34
Check your answers
29 + 117 + 34 = 180
It would be 110 miles. 5×20=100 and half of 20 is 10
