How do I find miles per hour from 2 fractions? For Example: If I ran for 1/2 miles when It lasted 1/3 of an hour. Would It be 1/
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= 2a - 1
2() = 2(2a - 1) <em>multiplied both sides by 2 </em>
ab = 4a - 2 <em>distributed the 2 on the right side</em>
ab - 4a = -2 <em>subtracted 4a from both sides</em>
a(b - 4) = -2 factored out "a" from the left side
a = <em>divided (b - 4) on both sides</em>
Answer: a =
Answer:
C. y +3 = x +3
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to find in below option x has direct variation with y.
We solve for each;
A.
From above equation we can state that 2 times y is equal to 7 less than 3 times of x.
Hence it doesn't represent direct variation.
B.
Solving above expression we get;
From above equation we can state that y is equal to 10 more than x.
Hence it doesn't represent direct variation.
C.
Solving above expression we get;
From above equation we can state that y is equal to x.
Hence it represent direct variation.
D.
Solving above expression we get;
From above equation we can state that 4 times y is equal to 2 less than 4 times of x.
Hence it doesn't represent direct variation.
Hence the Answer which represent direct variation of x and y is,
C.