11)
3x = 180
x = 60
12)
6x + 18 = 180
6x = 162
x = 27
Answer: negative 9 square root of 11
explanation:
5√11 - 12√11 - 2√11
collect like terms by calculating the sum or difference of their coefficients:
(5-12-2) √11
(5-12-2) = (5-14) = -9
so, -9√11
It's a simultaneous equation:
Steps:
1.Number the equations..
a+b=77 -1
a-b=13 -2
2. Choose what variable you want to use. In this case I would use the "b". Since the signs in front of the "b's" are different, add the two equations together
a + b = 77
+ + +
a (-b) = 13
Which gives;
2a = 90
Then solve to find a:
2a=90
a= 90/2
a=45
3.Then plug the "a" value into any of the original equations to find the "b" value. I would use equation 1 since the all the variables are positive.
a + b = 77
(45) + b = 77
b=77-45
b=32
4.Solution
a=45
b=32
Answer:
-2
Step-by-step explanation:
3 - 5 = -2
Place the dot on -2 on the number line that is on your problem as the answer. To show the steps on the number line, use your jumps to go back. For example, your starting point will be on 3, and then use your jumps to go back by 5; that means you go into the negatives. For this case, it is -2.
Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
When you divide by 0, you will get an undefined error. When you try to graph a divide by 0, you will get asymptotes.
