1. Commutative property of multiplication This is because it represents a*b=b*a
2. Associative property of multiplication. Multiplication problems end with the same product no matter the order of factors.
3. Correct
4. Correct
5. Associative property of addition. Even though the grouping symbols are different, it is equivalent because you are adding all the terms together.
6. Correct
The last one should also be associative property since it applies every time you combine like terms.
Just a reminder: Distributive property is only when you multiply in the form of a(b+c)=ab+ac
Answer:
13
Step-by-step explanation:
a parallelogram has sides that are parallel to the opposite side. This means that y + 7 is going to be parallel to 20.
Two opposing sides of a parallelogram are parallel and equal
You know that the length of both of the sides is equivalent because the other set of opposing lines is also parallel (you can think of it as cutting off the line segment of y+7 and 20 at the same length. )
this means that we can set up the equation to find y as:
y + 7 = 20
then, you can proceed to find y by isolating it:
y + 7 = 20 ; so therefore
y + 7 = 20
- 7 -7
y = 13
y = 13
So, the value of y is 13
Answer:
c
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
After 900 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
when we convert the velocities of the ships into miles/ min we get
The equations determining the distances of the ships from the port M (set at x=0) are
(for 45mph ship)
(for 36mph ship)
The solution to these equation lie at t= 900 minutes; therefore the two ships will meet 900 minutes after the departure of the first ship.
Answer:
d. 192
Step-by-step explanation:
OK so if 70% of students in 8th grade have siblings and 112 8th graders have siblings, then:
0.7(total 8th graders) = 112
total 8th graders = 112/0.7
total 8th graders = 160
And since the number of 8th graders is 5/6 the size of the 7th grade class:
5/6(7th grade class) = 160
5(7th grade class) = 960
7th grade class = 192.
The correct answer is D) 192.
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