So what you want to do for all of these is move the variable that you want to be the subject to one side of the equation and the other ones to the other side, then divide.
For example:
With number 1, m = 3n + 2p, since you want to make p the subject, first single out p by subtracting 3n from both sides.
m - 3n= 3n + 2p - 3n
2p = m - 3n
Then divide everything by 2.
2p / 2 = m/2 - 3n/2
p = , you could also say 1/2m - 3/2n
p = 1/2m - 3/2n
Next question: just do the same thing.
a = 3c - 4
a + 4 = 3c - 4 + 4
3c = a + 4
/3 /3 /3
c = 1/3a + 4/3
Next question: same process.
P - 2a = 2a - 2a + 2b
2b = P - 2a
/2 /2 /2
b = 1/2P - a
Answer:
139/150
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's make a list of the perfect squares.
1 4 9 16 25 36 49 64 81 100 121 144
The probability that one of these is drawn is 12/150 = 4/50 = 2/25
Take out 1. So that means there are 11 perfect squares.
11/150 are your chances of getting a perfect square.
1 - 11/150 = 139/150 that you will not get a perfect square.
I would have included 1 in the perfect squares, but the question says not to so you can't.
If the question did not mean that 1 should be excluded, then the answer is 23/25
Answer:
A and F
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: wait it’s my birthday
Step-by-step explanation: free points for meh :p
The answer is either to change the - 1 to 0, or to add + 1 to it next to the - 1.
