After using the algebraic equation, the required value of x = 55/2.
WHAT IS ALGEBRIC EQUATION?
A mathematical statement wherein two expressions have been set equal to one another is known as an algebraic equation. A variable, coefficients, and constants make up an algebraic equation in most cases. Equations, or the equal sign, simply indicate equality. Equating each quantity with another is what equations are all about. Equations act as a scale of balance. If you've ever seen a balance scale, users know that for the scale to be deemed "balanced," an equal amount of weight must be applied to each side. The scale will tip to one side if we only add weight to one side, and the two sides will no longer be equally weighted.
(x-3)2 = 49
= x-3 = 49/2
= x = (49/2) + 3
= x = 55/2
So, the required value of x = 55/2.
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Rules for adding: if the bases are the same you can add them, and subtracting happens in a fraction
Answer:
The first and second choice since those symbols are the ones that apply to open circle on the number line and the 2 last ones are closed circles
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
259/30 or 8 19/30 depending on what format your teacher wants the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
First we can turn both mixed fractions into improper fractions and to do that we multiply the whole number by the denominator and that add that to the top number. So for 3 4/5 we would multiply 3 and 5 and than add 4 getting us to 19/5 doing the same to 4 5/6 gets us to 29/6. Now in order to add fractions we need to get a common denominator. The least common multiple of 5 and 6 is 30 so we will multiply each fraction by whatever number will give us 30 in the denomiator. for 19/5 that number is 6 so our new fraction is 114/30 and for 29/6 that number is 5 so our new number is 145/30. Now we just add the numerators and simplify. 114/30+145/30=259/30
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