Answer: a=2/5b + 1/5c (I may have answered your question but idk if I did)
Step 1: Add -4a to both sides.
9a−2b+−4a=4a+c+−4a
5a−2b=c
Step 2: Add 2b to both sides.
5a−2b+2b=c+2b
5a=2b+c
Step 3: Divide both sides by 5.
5a/5=2b+c/5
a=2/5b+1/5c
1. Regroup terms
x^3 - 6 * 10x^2x-8/ x-3
2. Use product rule
x^3 - 6 * 10x^ 2+1 - 8/ x-3
3. Simplify
x^3 - 6 * 10 x^3 - 8/ x-3
4. Simplify further
x^3 - 60x^3 - 8/ x-3
5. Simplify the last time
-59x^3-8/x-3
Answer:
1) 25+7(n-1)
When the above 'n'(hours) is substituted on the equation, it equals up to the right cost.
2) Given that n represents the no.of bikes, you just plug it in to the equation below.
250+39(n-1)
= 250+39(20-1)
= 250+39*19
= 250+741
= 991
Answer:
Logan ate his vegetables, so he can have a bowl of icecream.