Let n be the number. The difference of the number and six is n-6. Then three times the difference of the number and six is 3·(n-6). This number 3·(n-6) increased by four times the number n, then
3·(n-6)=4·n.
Solve it:
3·n-3·6=4n,
3n-4n=18,
-n=18,
n=-18.
Answer: n=-18 and expression is 3·(n-6)=4·n.
Hai! So, I have all the math and explanations in the picture attached.
I forgot to add on there(and you'll see it) wen i subtract 3x and add 10 to the other side it cancels each other out. -3 + 3= 0 and -10 + 10 = 0. Etc.
Other than that, if you have any other questions, comment them down below. :)
Your brother is correct, because the sequence is increasing.
Answer:
A) 1st one
Step-by-step explanation:
because it has a cirlular base and tapers to a point
hope this helps ;)
Is there supposed to be a picture?