X=t-yz and we are asked to solve for y so, subtract t from both sides
x-t=-yz divide both sides by -z
(x-t)/(-z)=y
y=(x-t)/(-z) multiply the numerator and denominator by -1
y=(t-x)/z
Would depend on how many other students are in the class/school.
Answer:
When you add an irrational and rational number the sum becomes irrational as well.
Alright so let's pick an irrational number I'm gonna say pi. A rational number, let's go with 1. Pi plus 1 is about 4.14 rounded to the nearest hundredth. How about multiplying? It's pi still cause anything times one equals itself.
45+5t (distribute)
-45=5t (solve for t)
/5 /5
-9= t
Im not sure which would help you, but hopefully this will!
The answer should be <span>4 −8</span>
