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Answer:</h2>
This is impossible to solve.
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
For an equation or inequality to be solvable, there must be the same number of inequalities as variables. Here, there is an x and there is a y. This means that you need at least two inequalities to solve it.
You can, however, rearrange to get x or y on one side.
This can be done for x:
5x < 10 + 2y
x < 2 + 2/5y
Or it can be done for y:
5x < 10 + 2y
5x - 10 < 2y
2.5x - 5 < y
Answer:
he has 5d+3q
Step-by-step explanation:
since every d is .10 and every q is .25 the equation can be changed to 5(.10)+3(.25) which is equal to .5+.75 which adds up to 1.25
i did this by assuming that the amount of d is 8 at first, then change one of the 8 d to a q which will give you 7d+q, then assume another d is a q which will give you 6d+2q, repeat this until the amount of d and q add up to 1.25
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If you expand an equation you get its equivalent expression
