There are 45 girls in Jonathan's class.
.....Jeremy did not make a good inference. The ratio is not in proportion to 2/15. The correct inference would be about 26 students who did not read any books in July. The sample might be biased since it was limited to those at the pool....
Answer:
I need the values of either X or Y to solve this. I can solve for what X is though.
Step-by-step explanation:
A: X = -12
B: X =78
C: X = 12.13
I hope this helps you, but since both X and Y are unknown variables, you can't solve it, only simplify (which it already is.)
12x + 4 ➗ 4 + 20x + 5 ➗ 5
1. PEMDAS (order of operations) solve the division problems
(4 divided by 4 & 5 divided by 5)
12x + 1 + 20x + 1
2. Swap around the order of operations as commutative property states that you can swap the order of an addition problem and get the same answer.
12x + 20x + 1 + 1
3. Add like terms
32x + 2
This is the most simplified answer you could get as you can not add 32x and 2 as they are not like terms.
