B - the other base;
A = 9/2 ( b + 35 ) / * 2 ( we will multiply both sides of the equation by 2 )
2 A = 9 ( b + 35 )
b + 35 = 2 A / 9
b + 35 - 35 = 2 A / 9 - 35
b = (2 A / 9 ) - 35
Answer: B ) b = 2 multiplied by A over 9 - 35
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Answer: Choice A</h3>
This is because we're adding -6 to each term, i.e. subtracting 6 from each term, to get the next term
- -2+(-6) = -8
- -8+(-6) = -14
- -14+(-6) = -20
- -20+(-6) = -26
and so on. The gap between adjacent terms is the same width. We say that the common difference is d = -6.
Answer:
Tamara incorrectly factored the whole expression.
Step-by-step explanation:
Note that
- 21x=3·7·x;
- 56xy=2·2·2·7·x·y.
Mark in bold all common factors, then GCF(21x,56xy)=7·x=7x.
Thus,
21x+56xy=7x(3+8y).
Hence, Tamara correctly found the GCF of numbers 21 and 56, but incorrectly factored the whole expression.
Answer:
B) 1:3
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's layout the information given firstly.
Marigolds= 18
Petunias= 6
In ratios, you need to follow the arrangement, for say in this question they say petunias go first, so the ratio should involve the value 6 first.
Therefore, it will give you, 6:18.
Now, you need to simplify this ratio. Just simplify it as it were, a fraction. Divide each number by a common factor, in this case, it is 6. Once you've done that, you'll get 1:3.
Hope this helped.
I'm not sure if you use "x" as your variable, so:
# + 5 = 3 or x + 5 = 3
