Answer: Algebraic linear expression
Step-by-step explanation:
An algebraic expression in mathematics is an expression built up from integer constants with
unknown variables, and the algebraic operations. For example, 6x² − 2xy + 20 is an algebraic expression which is quadratic in nature.
The general formular for algebraic linear expression is Y - MX - C
Let’s use y as a replacement for a number. You would do 3y-7 since you multiply by three and take away seven.
Ashton has saved: 60% of $120=(60/100)*$120=(60*$120)/100=$72
Ashton need to buy the bike=$120-$72=$48
He needs to buy the bike=$48
Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
6a + 12 =? 3(3a + 4)
Distribute
6a+12 =? 3*3a + 3*4
6a+12 =? 9a +12
No
The expressions are not equivalent
9.2x10^-8
Move the decimal to the right 8 times. Since it is moved to the right, the exponent is negative.
