I gave the answer in the picture
A goes to number 4
B goes to number 1
C goes to number 5
D goes to number 2
E goes to number 3
let l = lance, and a = alex.
so: l + a = 70
and l = 4a
Putting the value for l in the first equation:
4a +a = 70
5a = 70
a = 14.
So Alex has 14 pencils. And Lance has (70-14) 56 pencils.
And if each child gets half of Alex' pencils, then each child will have 7 pencils.
Student A starts with $100 in the bank and makes $5 a day. Student B starts with $50 and makes $7 a day. Assuming the students save their money, when will they have the same amount of money ?
Answer:
(4d - 3e)(10d - 3e)
Step-by-step explanation:
(4d - 3e)² + 6d(4d - 3e) ← factor out (4d - 3e) from each term
= (4d - 3e)(4d - 3e + 6d) ← collect like terms inside parenthesis
= (4d - 3e)(10d - 3e)
