When using distributive properties yes.
Answer is in the attachment below. If you have any questions about the workings, just leave a comment below.
There is no difficulty in this problem until you construct the figures. How can we do it is shown in the attached picture. After drawing PRST, from the point P, we can draw PMKD and later we can complete PMCT as a result. From this picture, we can see that the side of PMCT is also a. Then, the area of this square is
His sum should be more than 48.
I know because if you throw away the decimal pieces
and just add up the whole numbers 45 and 3 ,
right there you would have 48 . So when you include
the decimal pieces, they'll make it even bigger.
Answer:
The answer is 27
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
2(3y+6+3)=196−16
(2)(3y)+(2)(6)+(2)(3)=196+−16(Distribute)
6y+12+6=196+−16
(6y)+(12+6)=(196+−16)(Combine Like Terms)
6y+18=180
6y+18=180
Step 2: Subtract 18 from both sides.
6y+18−18=180−18
6y=162
Step 3: Divide both sides by 6.
6y
/6
=
162
/6
y=27