Answer: Isolate the variable by dividing each side by factors that don't contain the variable.
k = −1
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Answer:
{ 3 }
Step-by-step explanation:
-30+9x=-0.5 |x-1| -2
from the graph, we can see that both curves intersect at (3,-3)⇒x=3
put x=3 in LHS&RHS
⇒LHS=-30+9(3)=-3
RHS=-0.5 |3-1|-2=
-1/2×2-2=-1-2=-3
so the answer will be 3..
hope it helps..
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Recall your d = rt, distance = rate * time.
b = speed rate of the boat.
c = speed rate of the current.
keeping in mind that, as the boat goes Upstream, against the current, it's speed is not "b", but is really " b - c ", because the current is subtracting speed from it.
likewise, when the boat is going Downstream, because is going with the current, is really going faster at " b + c ".

what is the speed of the boat? well, 61 + c = b.
2l + 2w = 16
2(l+ w) = 16 Divide both sides by 2
l + w = 16/2
l + w = 8
So for example the length l could be 5 and the width could be 3.
Length could be 5.