Homework J

Mathematics

1 answer:

shtirl [24]4 years ago

5 0

Answer:

ga = 14

gb = 17

Explanation:

It's just simply replacing the empty spaces (let's call those x) and doing the necessary operations. If I gave you T = 10 + x, T would be equal to 10x. Similarly, in the first problem we replace x with the given number g and then do all our operations (T = 10 + g(4)), in the second one, we also have to remember that the formula to calculate T is T = 10 + g. Knowing that, we replace the first blank (y) with 10, and the second blank with our given number g. I hope you do well :D

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