A terminating decimal is a number with a finite number of decimals that does not continue endlessly. We'd like to know whether the decimal value obtained by dividing the fraction 5/6 (5 6) is terminating or non-terminating.
The equation to your question would be P =10(c)+20. meaning 10 pencils in each box multiplied by the number of boxes (c) plus the 20 pencils the teacher gives her will equal the number of pencils (P) she has altogether. (C stands for the number of boxes and P stands for pencils)
so lets say she has 3 boxes. well, c stands for boxes soooo...... all you have to do is plug in 3 were c is. giving you this equation P = 10(3)+20. then all you have to do is solve. P = 10(3)+20
10 times 3 = 30 so P = 30+20
then add 30 and 20 P = 50 she has 50 pencils altogether
(remember this is just an example, 50 pencils is NOT the answer to your question. but you can use the equation i gave you to find your own answer!) :) Hope this helps!!
Answer: x= 2/5
Step-by-step explanation:
3(x-1) - 5 = -3(-6x+4) - 5x
Remove parenthesis
3x-3-5=18x-12-5x
Calculate and combine like terms
3x-8=13x-12
Move terms
3x-13x=-12+8
add like terms
-10x=-4
divide both sides ny -10
x=2/5
Answer:
C = 4p
Step-by-step explanation:
Because it starts at 0 pounds costs 0 dollars, we know it starts at the origin and has no y-intercept. Because it rises up 20 dollars for every 5 pounds, we can use rise/run to do 20/5 to get an increase of 4 dollars per pound.
