All you have to do is plug in.
x = 1 , y= 8
3x+5=y
3(1) + 5 = 8
3+5 = 8
8=8
They are both equal, yes. The coordinates work out in the equation. Both sides are equal so the coordinates work. The answer is yes.
The answer is 54 pi in^3. All you have to do is multiply 3x3, then multiply that by 6 and you get the answer 54.
Answer: Fraction of twins =
Fractions of triplets =
Fractions of quadruplets = 
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Number of set of twins = 5
Number of sets of triplets = 2
Number of sets of quadruplets = 1
Total number of sets is given by

Now, we need to find the fraction of those students.
So, Fraction of twins is given by

Fractions of triplets is given by

Fractions of quadruplets is given by

Answer:
180
Step-by-step explanation:
i just did it got it right
The answer would be true because 4+5 is > 8