We can convert grams to kilograms by dividing by 1000.
3500÷1000=3.5kg
Now we subtract this from her original weight
65.5-3.5= 62kg
26/ 15 but make it into a mixed number you can do it!
y=15
5y-20=2y+25 move terms
5y-2y = 25+20 calculate like terms
3y=45 divide both sides by 3
176 = a1 * r^4
704 = a1 * r^6
dividing:-
r^2 = 706/174 = 4 so r = +/- 2
a1 = 176 / 2^4 = 176/16 = 11
So 11 is the first term
Answer:
4(-5a + 3b - 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Aside from changing the order of the terms so that the "a" term comes first and the "b" term second, there's nothing you can do with this expression -20a -8 + 12b. But notice that 4 is a factor common to all three terms, and therefore it can be factored out:
Rearranging the terms, we get
-20a + 12b - 8 = 4(-5a + 3b - 2)