The identity property of addition states that the sum of any number and 0 is the original number.
so...x + 0 = x would be the identity property of addition (also called the additive identity)
Assuming you are hoping to obtain the value of "g", to solve worded algebra problems like these, it is easier to translate the world problem into a mathematical equation first.
In this case, "93 is the sum of a number g and 58" can be translated to:
93 = g + 58
To find the value of g, it is necessary to isolate g first. To do this, we subtract both sides of the equation by 58:
93 - 58 = g + 58 - 58
93 - 58 = g
Simplifying:
g = 35
Answer:
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(sorry if I write this but the answer must be at least 20 characters long)
Answer:
X= 9/2
Alternative form
x=4 1/2, x=4.5
Step-by-step explanation:
*= Multiply
1. log (little 10 under) (2)*(3x-1)= log (little 10 under) (2)*(x+8)
2. then divide both side by log (little 10 under (2))
3. 3x-1=x+8
4. move variable to the left side and change its sign
5. 3x-x-1=8
6. then move constant to the right side and change its sign
7. 3x-x=8+1
8. collect like terms
9. 2x=8+1
10. add 8+1
11. 2x=9
12. then divide both sides by 2
13. 2/2 9/2
14. 2/2 cancels out so x=9/2 is the answer
Since the frozen dinner at the grocery store was bumped up by 40%, the new price would have been $3.08
Now, a customer wants to buy 4 frozen dinners, so multiply the price of one frozen dinner by 4.
$3.08 x 4 = $12.32
There is a 9% sales tax put up for the grocery store. You will want to multiply 9% (or .09) times the price of the 4 frozen dinners.
$12.32 x .09 ~ $1.11
Add the sales tax price to the price of the four frozen dinners.
$12.32 + $1.11 = $13.43
$13.43 will be the amount the customer will pay.
