You have to collect like terms that means group the numbers that have the same variables
Answer:
I dont think its accepted
Step-by-step explanation:
because 2 out of 3 groups had majority of the people opposing the proposal so I say that it's not accepted.
The minimum score was 70.
On a box-and-whisker, the dot on the left end is the lowest value.
The first line on the left is the lower quartile.
The second line is the median.
The third line is the upper quartile.
And finally, the dot on right end is the highest value.
Hope I could help :)
Answer: $0.58
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Let x represent pencil and y represent eraser
10x + 7y = 4.23 → 1(10x + 7y = 4.23) → 10x + 7y = 4.23
3x + y = 0.95 → -3(3x + y = 0.95) → <u>-21x - 7y</u> =<u> -6.65 </u>
-11x = -2.42
<u>÷-11 </u> <u>÷-11 </u>
x = 0.22
3x + y = 0.95
3(0.22) + y = 0.95
0.66 + y = 0.95
y = 0.29
2y = 2(0.29) = 0.58
Answer:
54 beads
Step-by-step explanation:
1 hexagon = 6
2 hexagons = 10
3 hexagons = 14
Based on the pattern shown above +4 you can create an equation from this to help support finding the amount.
y = 4x + 6
y - total amount
4x - amount that is added by
6 - initial amount for 1 hexagon
Based on this you plug in 12 into x and you will find the answer:
y = 4(12) + 6
= 48 + 6
= 54
If you need to check the work honestly drawing it out, but this equation can also be supported based on the 3rd diagram of hexagon, where the initial is 6 and then 4 are added each time afterwards!!!
