Step-by-step explanation:
25(2x) + 25(3y)
25 · (2 · x) + 25 · (3 · y)
(25 · 2) · x + (25 · 3) · y <em>Associative property </em><em>(a · b) · c = a · (b · c)</em>
(25 · 2)x + (25 · 3)y
(2 · 25)x + (3 · 25)y <em>Commutative property</em><em> a · b = b · a</em>
<em>50x + 75y</em>
Answer: yesss its linear too
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
I believe the answer is B. 15/5 = n/12
Step-by-step explanation:
Once again same method as I've explained before. However, this one tricked me a little bit and still is because of the appearance of the smaller triangle. However, If I don't focus on that I believe this answer is correct. This is because in order to find the missing side we need to find the factor of which the triangle was expanded. So we must divide a given side of the bigger triangle by the same similar side of the little triangle, like 15/5. Then we must divide n by its similar side which the appearance made me think 13 which is not an option so I believe it is 12 and it was just trying to throw me off. So n/12. Therefore that is why I believe B is correct.
The answer is A.
If a redundant conclusion is reached in basic algebra this states that the variable holds all possible real values.
If you algebraically solve Kendra's you do achieve the true statement 5 = 5 (leaving out D). And if you test any value of x for the equation it does hold true (getting rid of B).
Hopefully this makes sense.
