Answer:
Measurement of OP = 12
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
R is mid point of OQ
S is mid point of PQ
RS = 18 – 4x
OP = -9 + 7x
Find:
Measurement of OP
Computation:
R is mid point of OQ and S is mid point of PQ;
By using mid point theorem
[1/2][OP] = RS
So,
[1/2][-9 + 7x] = [18 - 4x]
[-9 + 7x] = 2[18 - 4x]
-9 + 7x = 36 - 8x
7x + 8x = 36 + 9
15x = 45
x = 45 / 15
x = 3
So,
OP = -9 + 7x
OP = -9 + 7(3)
Measurement of OP = 12
4(0.5n-3)=n-0.25(12-8n)
2n-12=n-3+2n
2n-12=3n-3
2n-3n=-3+12
-n=9
n = -9
Question 1: h+4= how many kids in history class.
I think this cause it says to represent the # of kids in the English class with the varible h. there are 4 more kids in the history class for you just add four to the English class( h). this may be wrong tho
question 2: 57+4= 61.
you just input the 57 where the h (# of kids in English class) cause it need to figure out how many are in history and their are just four more kids. I think
also sorry if I suck at explaining things, this makes sorta sense
Answer:
K+T=20
$9K + $6T = $168
K is the Kentucky blue grass in pounds
T is the Tall fescue in pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
You can start with the first equation. We don't know the exact amounts of each but we know that there was a total of 20 pounds, and there were 2 types of grass seeds, so we can get that the amount of pounds of Kentucky blue grass(K) and the pounds of Tal Fescue(T) has a sum of 20.
K + T = 20
For the second equation we know that there is a sum of $168 so we'll start with that. Then, we know he paid $9 per pound of K so $9* the value of K is the amount paid for Kentucky blue grass total. This can be represented as 9K. We do the same for T, 6T. Since the sum of the cost of $9T and $6K must be $168 we can write this as:
$9K + $6T = $168
