1.) 4 - t = 3(t - 1) - 5
4 - t = 3t - 3 - 5
4 - t = 3t - 8
3t + t = 4 + 8
4t = 12
t = 12/4 = 3
2.) 8x - 2(x + 1) = 2(3x - 1)
8x - 2x - 2 = 6x - 2
6x - 2 = 6x - 2
0 = 0
solution is identity.
3.) 3(c - 2) = 2(c - 6)
3c - 6 = 2c - 12
3c - 2c = -12 + 6
c = -6
4.) 0.5(m + 4) = 3(m - 1)
0.5m + 2 = 3m - 3
3m - 0.5m = 2 + 3
2.5m = 5
m = 5/2.5 = 2
m = 2
To calculate the slope containing two points, we can use that formula:
"m" represents the slope and coordinates are expressed as follows: (x, y)
Let's go to the calculations.
The answer is 2 uc.
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4) 
Multiply by 2 on both sides
3m + 15 = 45
Subtract both sides by 15
3m = 30
Divide both sides by 3
so m = 3
5) 
Multiply both sides by 8
168 = q + 35
Subtract both sides by 35
q = 133
6) 
Subtract 14 from both sides

multiply by -11 on both sides
4x = 572
Divide both sides by 4
x= 143
7) 
Add 6 on both sides

Multiply both sides by 5
3c = 75
Divide both sides by 3
c = 25
8) 
Subtract both sides by 17

Multiply both sides by -2
t = -52
9) 
Multiply both sides by -7
42= 5p + 2
subtract 2 from both sides
40 = 5p
Divide both sides by 5
so p = 8
Answer:
The volume of the prism is 
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The volume of the prism is equal to

where
B is the area of the triangular base
L is the length of the prism
we have

<em>Find the area of the base B</em>
The area of a equilateral triangle is equal to


substitute

The sign of f on the interval -7/3 < x < -3/5 is always positive.
<h3>How to solve for the sign on the interval</h3>
We have the equation
(5x+3)(x−2)(3x+7)(x+5) > 0
Now when f(x) > 0
Then -7/3 < x < -3/5
This would tell us that the sign would become positive when it changes from the less than to greater than sign
<h3>Complete Question</h3>
f(x)=(5x+3)(x-2)(3x+7)(x+5) has zeros at x=-5, x=-7/3, x=-3/5, and x=2
What is the sign of f on the interval -7/3<x<-3/5?
answer choices
f is always positive on the interval
f is always negative on the interval
f is sometimes positive and sometimes negative on the interval
f is never positive or negative on the interval
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