Let "b" represent the number of biscuits Jacky baked.
.. container A holds (3/7)b
.. container B holds (1 -3/7)*(5/8)b = (5/14)b
.. container C holds (1 -3/7 -5/14)b = (3/14)b = 168
Then
.. b = 168/(3/14) = 784
Jacky baked 784 biscuits.
First evaluate the sq root of 45.
To do so, you have to find perfect square factors (2 x 2, 3 x 3, 4 x 4, and etc.)
The factors of 45 are 3 x 3 x 5.
Notice that there is a 3 x 3. That means you can get the 3 out of the square root and multiply with the number outside of the square root.
11(3)square root 5 - 4 square root 5
33 square root 5 - 4 square root 5
Subtracting and Adding square roots is the same thing as subtracting and Adding variables. If they have the same variable you can +/-. So if they have the same square root, then can +/-.
Answer: 29 square root 5
(-3 - 2i) x (-4+ 2i) if you simplify using FOIL you will get 16+2i
$736 is the answer just take the second month profit and multiply it by 4
Answer:
x=14
Step-by-step explanation:
2(3x-4)=5x+6
first get rid of the parentheses by multiplying the 2
6x-8 = 5x+6
put like terms on one side of the equation. Start with the 5x, move it to the left side
(6x-8)-5x = (5x+6)-5x
x-8 = 6
Again, put like terms on one side of the equation. Move the 8 to the right side
(x-8)+8 = 6+8
=> x = 14
B)
4x - 3 = 2(x-1)
Start again by getting rid of the parentheses to make it a clean equation... aka distribute the 2:
4x-3 = 2x - 2
Move the like terms to one side of the equation. Start with x.. move 2x to the left:
(4x-3)-2x = (2x-2)-2x
=> 2x-3 = -2
Move the like terms to one side of the equation.Now move the -3 to the other side:
(2x-3)+3 = -2+3
=> 2x=1
Lastly, divide by 2 on both sides to find out what x is:
(2x)/2=1/2
=> x = 1/2
..so no, Charlie was incorrect.
