We know that coefficient of an equation is the number multiplied by variable.
-8 and 1.5 are the constants for our given equation.
The variable of our given equation is x. We can also see that x is being multiplied by 0.5, therefore, 0.5 would be the decimal coefficient of our given equation.
Answer:
Here is a generic way to set up this type of algebra problem.
d = total amount of dirt at the site (tons)
r = rate or removal (tons/hr)
t = time it takes to remove all of the dirt (hr)
d = rt
The total amount of dirt equals the removal rate times hours spent removing all the dirt.
Since you want to solve for t, divide both sides by r
t = d/r
This is simple simplification
f(x) = 1/-6
Wait what’s the question?
Answer:
9000watts
Step-by-step explanation:
m=50kg
g=10
h=6
t=3
formula=work done×time
work done=m×g×h
Answer=m×g×h×t
50*10*6*3=9000watts
