Answer:
3 - (n - 1) = 1/2(3n - 4)
Step-by-step explanation:
We want to write three minus the difference of a number and one equals one-half of the difference of three times the same number and four as an equation.
Let the number be n.
The first part is: three minus the difference of a number and one:
3 - (n - 1)
The second part is: one-half of the difference of three times the same number and four:
1/2(3n - 4)
Now, let us equate the first and second parts:
3 - (n - 1) = 1/2(3n - 4)
PS: I really do not understand the options
Answer:
50,000
Step-by-step explanation:
1st car had $1,750 tax
2nd car has $3,500 tax
1750(2) = 3500
so your tax doubled so the price must be doubled.
The car is $50,000
Algebraically using direct variation:
t = kp where t=tax, p = purchase price,
and k is constant of variation
1750 = 25000k
k = 1750/25000
k = 0.07
Your equation is: t = 0.07p
3500 = 0.07p
p = 3500/0.07
p = $50,000
Answer:
3) 5
4) 8.2
5) 6.8
6)FG = 6.4
7) EF = 3.6
8)DF = 4.8
Step-by-step explanation:
From the attached triangle, using trigonometric ratio we can find ∠G as; tan^(-1) (6/8)
Thus, ∠G = 36.87°
Still using trigonometric ratios;
FG/8 = cos 36.87°
FG = 8 cos 36.87°
FG = 6.4
3) EF + FG = EG
Since EG is 10, mean of EF and FG = 10/2 = 5
4) mean of EG and FG = (10 + 6.4)/2 = 8.2
5) EF + FG = EG
Thus; EF = EG - FG
EF = 10 - 6.4
EF = 3.6
Mean of EG and EF = (10 + 3.6)/2 = 6.8
6) FG = 6.4
7) EF = 3.6
8) Using trigonometric ratio;
DF/8 = sin 36.87
DF = 8 × 0.6
DF = 4.8
That would depend on the size of your classroom. but, typically the answer is no