<span>assume z = ax for simplicity
z(z) = a(ax) = a^2x
let a^2x = 1/16x and solve for a </span>
It should be B I know how to do it
Well... the segment FG = 4x + 3, the segment GH = 7x - 12, now, the
segment FH = FG + GH, those two fellows added up, and we know that FG and GH are both equal halves because G is the midpoint.
thus, FG = GH
or

and fairly sure, you know how much that is.
Answer:
Rayshawn originally had $30.
Step-by-step explanation:
i) Rayshawn has a certain amount of money. Let us say this amount is $x.
ii) Rayshawn spends $20 which means that he is left with $(x - 20)
iii) it is also given that amount of money left after spending $20 is
of the original amount, $x, the amount remaining is
.
iv) from the information given in ii) and iii) we get
$(x - 20) =
, Therefore we get 3x - 60 = x , therefore 2x = 60,
Therefore x = $30. Rayshawn originally had $30.