Answer:
1 quart is .945 L
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 1000 millie litres in a litre because millie means thousandth; thus, 1 quart =.945 L
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's solve your system by substitution.
2x+3y=15;x+y=6
Rewrite equations:
x+y=6;2x+3y=15
Step: Solvex+y=6for x:
x+y=6
x+y+−y=6+−y(Add -y to both sides)
x=−y+6
Step: Substitute−y+6forxin2x+3y=15:
2x+3y=15
2(−y+6)+3y=15
y+12=15(Simplify both sides of the equation)
y+12+−12=15+−12(Add -12 to both sides)
y=3
Step: Substitute3foryinx=−y+6:
x=−y+6
x=−3+6
x=3(Simplify both sides of the equation)
Answer:
x=3 and y=3
Step-by-step explanation:
x2^+8x=-20
9x^2=20
x^2=20-9
x^2=11
√x^2=√11
x=√11
A ball was kicked into the air from a balcony 20 feet above the ground, and the ball's height above the ground, in feet, t seconds after the ball was kicked was h(t) = 20 - 16t2 + 32t. ... Therefore, the maximum height, in feet, of the ball above theground after it was kicked was h(1) = 20 - 16(1)2 + 32(1) = 36.
K= -9
Well, h(x) and g(x) both of x^2, so we can disregard that part.
h(x) has +3 and g(x) has -6.
3 - 9 = -6. (Which makes them equal)
g(x) = h(x) + (-9)
x^ - 6 = x^ + 3 - 9
x^ - 6 = x^ - 6
