The question tells us that Mallory's 2 years old than three times her brother Jake's age, but let's just start by saying she's 2 years older than <em>some age. </em>What would that look like? Well, we'd be taking some number and adding two to it, so something like this:
Mallory's age = (some age) + 2
What is that age though? The problem tells us it's three times Jake's age, j. We can write that as 3 × j, or 3j, to save space. Filling in our blank, we can write the expression for Mallory's age as 3j + 2
One plus one is equal to two
Answer:
3/6=?/10
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply by together. ?=5
Answer:
A AND D
B AND C
Step-by-step explanation:
If you change A into lowest terms it equals D
and if you cjange B into lowest terms it would equals C
Answer: t=11 :))
Step-by-step explanation:
15+6t=81
6t=81-15
6t=66
6t/6=66/6
t=11
