Answer:
Its (24,4)
Step-by-step explanation:
How can expressions be written and evaluated to solve for unknowns in the real world?
Writing expressions requires figuring out which quantity in a situation is unknown, and define a variable to represent that quantitiy.
We look for words in the problem that will help us out what kind of operation to use in a given situation.
Example:
Donna bought 5 chocolate bars, and then ate some. Write an expression to represent how many chocolate bars Donna has left.
If we let the variable c represent the number of chocolates Donna has eaten, then we can write the expression on how many bars Donna has left as: 5 - c
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The question is incomplete as what is required of the question is not stated.</em>
<em>However, since the question is only limited to distance, a likely question could be to calculate the distance from Bayville to Colleyville.</em>
Represent the distance from Atlanta to Colleyville with AC
Represent the distance from Atlanta to Bayville with AB
Represent the distance from Bayville to Colleyville with BC
So, we have that:


The relationship between AB, AC and BC is:

Make BC the subject of formula:


Convert fraction to decimal


<em>Hence, the distance from Bayville to Colleyville is 14.8 miles</em>
Answer:
C=30
Step-by-step explanation:
Supposing that we have the lines
x+2=10y
and
3x+6=Yc.
Note that dividing by 3 the second line can be rewritten as
x + 2= Y c/3.
Remember that a line is written as
, in our case, both lines have
and
. Therefore, in orther that the two lines are equal, we need that
, hence 
1/6 = 0.1666, the last number repeating to infinity, or a repeating decimal.
Hope helps!-Aparri