We can divide 18 pounds by 2/3 pounds to find how many servings of meals the dogs will have.
We will use the keep change flip rule to solve this.
18 / 2/3 is then the same as 18 x 3/2
We then multiply across to get
54/2
This would be 27 meals that the food will last
Answer:
avn= -8 + (n-1)(-7)
Step-by-step explanation:
arithmetic sequence formula= avn= av1 + (n-1)d
av1= first number in the sequence
d= common difference
n= the number of the term to find
The common difference is -7 so d=-7 and you plug it into the equation. The first number in the sequence is -8 so av1.
There is no specific n to find so it remains n.
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Answer:
The answer is B (3 units right)
Step-by-step explanation:
You pick a point in the triangle which does not have an apostrophe. Then you see the correspondent point to it and see how much it has moved and in this case it is 3 to right therefore the answer is B.
Hint: If the apostrophe is after the letter, it shows translation therefore it is the moved shape
4p+9-7p+2=
group like terms
4p-7p+9+2
addd like terms
-3p+11
that is simplified form
A and D , that is, 5∛2x and -3∛2x are sets of the radical expressions listed that could be considered like terms. This can be obtained by understanding what like radicals are.
<h3>Which sets of the radical expressions listed could be considered like terms as written?</h3>
- Radical expression: Radical expression is an equation that has a variable in a radicand (expression under the root) or has a variable with a rational exponent.
For example, √128, √16
- Like radicals: Radicals that have the same root number and radicand (expression under the root)
For example, 2√x and 5√x are like terms.
Here in the question radical expressions are given,
By definition of like radicals we get that 5∛2x and -3∛2x are like terms since root number and radicand are same, that is, root number is 3 and radicand is 2x.
Hence A and D , that is, 5∛2x and -3∛2x are sets of the radical expressions listed that could be considered like terms.
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