Your 71,1482 doesn't make sense. But regardless,
let x = the other car's cost.
You know the total spent and the cost of one car. So logically, if you subtract the two you'd get the price of the second car.
You can do $38,295 + c = $71,1482.
Or $71,1482 - $38,295 = c.
Answer:
6846
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
D is the answer. There are 5 boxes, that each has 3 filled in.
<span>(-7) = e/3 + 14
Subtract 14 on both sides
-7 - 14 = e/3 + 14 - 14
-21 = e/3
Multiply by 3 on both sides
-21 * 3 = e/3 * 3
-63 = e</span>
