Pretend the equation was 2x - 4 > 8
The first step (of the two) would be to add 4 to the (-4) and to the other side of the equation (+4) to the 8, first. (You wouldn't use the number with variable in the first step) Then you would rewrite the equation: 2x > 12 (it's now 12 because you added the 4 to the 8). The second step is to divide 2x by 2x and do the same with 12. By dividing both sides with the coefficient, will help find "x". 12/2 is 6, therefore x > 6. (the last step would be to graph the expression if needed to)
Y= 1/3x -4 in slope intercept form:)
Answer:
2nd Choice
Step-by-step explanation:
because in SAS, we use 2 sides and the angle between them
Let's say the cost to feed each horse is $5.00.
The expression would be written as:
(5.00)h or simplified as 5h
This is because you are multiplying the cost for feeding each horse by the amount of horses, represented as h.
If you are feeding 6 horses you would substitute the h for 6 giving you the expression:
5(6)
which equals $30 total.
Hope this helps and have a nice day! :)
Answer: The log simplifies to
-2-------------------------------------------
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Explanation:
We will use the log rule that log(x^y) = y*log(x). Call this log rule 1. This log rule basically allows us to pull the exponent down.
Another log rule that we will use is

where x is any positive real number but x = 1 is NOT allowed. Call this log rule 2.
Because 36 = 6^2, this means that 1/36 = 6^(-2)
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So,



Use log rule 1 (see above)

Use log rule 2 (see above)
This means that the given expression simplifies to
-2You can use a calculator to type in "log(1/36)/log(6)" without quotes and you should get
-2 as the answer