First you must add the same numbers together, for instance, you wouldn't add 4y with 4 you have to add it with another number that is just like it, for instance 4y and 9y they are the same, so you can add them. So let's get to the problem now:
5y(2y-3)=(2y-3)
5y*2y=10y
(10y-3)=(2y-3)
You can do nothing to the other side because there are no numbers, that are the same.
School to mall - 16 miles
mall to library - 30 miles
16²+30²=X²
256+900=X²
X²=1156
X=34
16+30=46
hypotenuse = 34
46-34=12
So Mike travel 12 miles more.
Answer:
63%
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>From the question, we aim to find the percent increase in the tuition</em>
Given data
initial cost= $99 per credit hour
Final cost= $268 per credit hour
% increase= (Final - initial )/initial *100
substitute
% increase= (268- 99 )/268 *100
% increase= 169 /268 *100
% increase= 0.630*100
% increase= 63%
Hence the increase in the tuition from 1990 to 2003 is 63%
6x216 multiply them and u get 1296 then calculate the square root and your answer is 36
