Let the price for the house be x and the square feet of the house be y,
when the house is 1700 sq ft, y = 1700.
y = 0.074x + 50.48
1700 = 0.074x + 50.48
0.074x = 1700 - 50.48
0.074x = 1649.52
x = 22 290.81 (to the nearest cent)
A fair price for this house would be $22 290.81.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
One is given the following equation:
The problem asks one to simplify the expression, the first step in solving this equation is to factor the equation. Rewrite the numerator and denominator of the fraction as the product of two expressions. Remember the factoring patterns:
Now simplify the numerator. Remember, taking the square root of a squared value is the same as taking the absolute value of the expression,
Rewrite the expression without the absolute value sign in the numerator. Remember the general rule for removing the absolute value sign:
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Simplify both expressions, reduce by canceling out common terms in both the numerator and the denominator,
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Simplify further by rewriting the expression without the parenthesis, remember to distribute the sign outside the parenthesis by the terms inside of the parenthesis; note that negative times negative equals positive.
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There’s no circle :/ sorry
Step-by-step explanation:
this is really complicated and tricky.
to create the next number, you have to add the first 2 digits of the previous number, then subtract the 3rd from the 2nd digit, multiply the 3rd and the 4th digit, and finally divide the 4th digit by the 5th.
so,
8+8 = 16
8-5 = 3
5×1 = 5
1/1 = 1
giving 16351 as next number.
the missing number we get then
1+6 = 7
6-3 = 3
3×5 = 15
5/1 = 5
giving 73155 as the next (missing) number.
control :
7+3 = 10
3-1 = 2
1×5 = 5
5/5 = 1
gives us 10251 as next number - correct.
but then it will end
1+0 = 1
0-2 = -2 ???? take the absolute value ?
2×5 = 10
5/1 = 5
Answer: These ARE congruent to each other.
Step-by-step explanation: Do you see the ''tick marks?'' They both have 1 set of 2, and 1 set of 1. If that makes sense. They also have a "angle" in one of their acute angles.
