2.; it’s the easiest, fastest, and simplest way to get to your factors
The inequality that represents this phrase is n+6 > 31.
This is the concept of quadratic equations. We are required to find the missing factor in the partially factored quadratic equation given;
n(n-3)+2(n-3)=()(n-3)
here we proceed as follows;
n(n-3)+2(n-3)
when we factor this we get:
(n-3)(n+2)
this can be written as:
(n+2)(n-3)
The answer is (n+2)
Answer:
bus = 43
van 12
Step-by-step explanation:
This can be solved using simultaneous equations
Let v represent the number of students that a van carries
Let b represent the number of students that a bus carries
the following equations can be derived from the question
3v + 2b = 122 eqn 1
5v + 3b = 189 eqn 2
Multiply eqn 1 by 5 and eqn 2 by 3
15v + 10b = 610 eqn 3
15v + 9b = 567 eqn 4
Subtract equation 4 from 3
b = 43
Substitute for b in equation 1
3v + 2(43) = 122
solve for v
v = 12
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
For it to be a linear function, then it obeys the general form of a liner equation which is y = mx + c
Where m represents the slope and c represents the y intercept
Now let’s take the last point on the table;
and substitute the values of x and y;
we have;
10 = 2m + c. ••••••••(i)
let’s take the second to the last;
7 = m + c ••••••••••(ii)
So let’s solve both equations simultaneously
Just subtract second from first directly
This gives m = 3
