Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
2g + h = 2 --------------(I)
g - h = -5------------(II)
g = -5 + h
Plugin g = -5 + h in equation (I)
2(-5 + h) + h = 2 {Distributive property:a(b+c) = a*b +a*c}
(-5)*2 + h *2 + h= 2
-10 + 2h + h = 2
3h = 2 + 10
3h = 12
h = 12/3
h = 4
Substitute h= 6 in equation (I)
2g + 4 = 2
2g = 2 - 4
2g = -2
g = -2/2
g = -1
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I’m going to use Pythagorus theorem for his question. // firstly I would do 20^2 + 16^2 = 656 // we them square root that number, so the square root of 656 is 25.61, meaning the missing length is 25.6
Answer:
1.7
Step-by-step explanation:
1 dozen = 12 apples.
3 apples cost 0.48, multiply that by 4 to get the price of 1 dozen.
0.48 x 4 = $1.92 per dozen.
Divide the total you can spend ( 3.84) by cost per dozen:
3.48 / 1.92 = 2
You can buy 2 dozen.
