The multiplicative identity shows us that any time you multiply something by the number 1, the result would be what you started with.
Ex: 1(m) or 1 x m.
The reason for thusbis that when you are multiplying you are representing groups of something, so 1 group of anything or m, would just be that anything or m in this case!
The value of X in this question is 46
To answer this question, you need to understand how to change the description into an equation. Let say that Herbert's container volume is H and Betty's container is B. Then, from the problem you can get this equation:
1. B= 200 (Betty's container hold 200 milli liters)
2. H= 7/8 B (Herbert's container hold 7/8 as much juice)
If you put the 1st equation into the 2nd, you will get:
H=7/8 (200)= 175
Then the two containers will hold
H+B= 200 + 175= 375milli liters
Answer:
(3x - 2)*(3x + 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
I don't know how much more i can explain, except that you could use the quadratic formula to get your zeroes and then put it in your answer. But this one is obvious. Whenever there isn't an x term and you're subtracting the constant term, it's usually (ax - b)(ax + b)
Answer:
if you're trying to find out how long paul's car is, do 1/8 * 13
1/8 * 13 = 1.625 ft long
Step-by-step explanation:
