Answer:
There are 
kilobytes in a Terabyte
Step-by-step explanation:
If one Terabyte is 
bytes and one kilobyte is 
bytes, then, by simple quotient we can find how many kilobytes are in one Terabyte:
Notice that in the numerator we have 40 factors of "2", while in the denominator we have 10 factors of "2". So we can cancel just 10 common in denominator and numerator and end up with 30 factors of "2" left in the numerator.
On can also use the "properties of exponents" to simplify exponents with the same base.
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X=10
First, remove the parentheses so it could turn into 150-2x-90=4x (the plus sign gets turned into a minus sign because of a certain rule.
Then do 150-90 which will result in 60-2x=4x.
Then subtract -4x on both sides. This will leave you with 60-6x=0.
Next, subtract 60 in both sides. This will leave you with -6x=-60.
Finally, divide by -6 on both sides. This will leave you with the answer x=10.
Answer:
6x - 3x + 4 – 2x = x+4
Step-by-step explanation:
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Y= 2/3x-2
-3y= -2x+6
Divide by -3
