Answer: 12s+27j≤450
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Jackie has a maximum of $450 to spend on shirts and jeans and that the shirts she wants to buy are $12 each, including tax while the jeans she wants to buy are $27 each, including tax.
The inequality that represents all possible combinations of s, the number of shirts, and j, pairs of jeans, Jackie can buy will be:
= 12s+27j≤450
Answer:
-17 =s
Step-by-step explanation:
-8s +4 = -7s +21
Add 8s to each side
-8s+8s +4 = -7s+8s +21
4 = s+21
Subtract 21 from each side
4-21 = s+21-21
-17 =s
Answer: 2/3 * (× + 2 )
Step-by-step explanation:
((x²-4)/(3x)) ÷ ((x-2)/(2x)). ⇒ [ ( ײ - 4 ) * 2x ] ÷ [ ( × - 2 ) *3x ]
Simplifying by x [ 2 * ( ײ - 4 ) ] ÷ [ ( × - 2 ) *3 ] ⇒ (2/3)*{ [ ( x-2 )*(×+2)]÷ (×-2) }
Simplifying by ( ×+2) 2/3 * (× + 2 )
By asking students to answer un-biased, and with detail. Comparing and contrasting each others' genre preference is also useful.
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