When reading a question, you need to be aware of the numbers presented and the facts. You need to pay attention to the question - what, when, where, how, why or how much. What is being asked in the question is always your clue. Unnecessary information will be eliminated once you understand the question.
Simple example from a Business book:
Jessica Fernandez, manager of Subway, had a bank balance of $5382.12 on March 1. During March, she deposited $60,375.82 received from sales, $3280.18 received as credits from suppliers, and $75.53 as a county tax refund. She paid out $27,282.75 to suppliers, $4280.83 for rent and utilities, and $12,252.23 for salaries and miscellaneous. How much did Fernandez deposit in March?
Answer:
$60,375.82 (sales) + $3280.18 (credits) + $75.53 (refund) = $63,731.53
Fernandez deposit $63,731.53 in March.
The question immediately lead you to the sentence that is the key to the answer.
It is pretty obvious but try to recognize the important facts from the rest.
The question did not ask about Jessica's balance on March 1 or did not ask about how much she pay out. You can immediately eliminate that those information are not necessary to the problem being asked. The question is how much did she deposit in March. You need to find the sentence that points out the answer - During March, she deposited $60,375.82 received from sales, $3280.18 received as credits from suppliers, and $75.53 as a county tax refund. List all the numbers and add them together and you will come up with the figures she deposited. It is just a simple question but it presented the technique for the elimination process of unnecessary facts. It is not "we cannot see the answer" but the truth is we cannot see and understand the question.
The like terms are 7w and -w, so we can collect them to get:
6w+3
Hope this helps!! :)
Answer:
I think it is 130 but I could be wrong... BUT I LOVE GOLF!!!
Answer: Ethan will have to spend 2 hours reading if 14 pages are left to read
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the equation
P=-30h+74
where p =number of pages left to read and
h= the number of hours he has spent reading
Therefore , if Ethan has 14 pages left to read, then the number of hours Ethan will have to read will be
P=-30h+74
14= -30h + 74
30h= 74-14
30h= 60
h = 60/30
h =2 hours
Ethan will have to spend 2 hours reading if 14 pages are left to read
Answer:
G.
Step-by-step explanation:
Graph shows constant change between the weight and the cost.
3/2.25 is 1.33333333
4/3 is 1.3333333
5/3.75 is 1.3333333 as well.
Others are not constant.
