Answer:
His error is adding 10 and 2/3 before multiplying by a(age of the tree)
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum of 10 and two-thirds of that tree's age, in years, is equal to 50.
Correct equation
Sum = addition (+)
two-thirds = 2/3
The tree's age = a
10 + 2/3a = 50
2/3a = 50 - 10
2/3a = 40
a = 40 ÷ 2/3
= 40 × 3/2
= 60
a = 60 years
Javier writes the equation
(10 + two-thirds) a = 50
(10 + 2/3)a = 50
(30+2/3)a = 50
32/3a = 50
a = 50 ÷ 32/3
= 50 × 3/32
= 150/32
a = 150/32
His error is adding 10 and 2/3 before multiplying by a(age of the tree)
A = 2lw + 2lh + 2wh
A = 2(43)(19) + 2(43)(35) + 2(19)(35)
A = 2(817) + 2(1505) + 2(665)
A = 1634 + 3010 + 1330
A = 5974in²
Answer:
a = 2 5/8
Step-by-step explanation:
14a - (2a + 9) = 3 (12a - 18)
14a - 2a + 9 = 36a - 54
12a + 9 = 36a - 54
12a - 36a = -54 - 9
-24a = -63
a = -63/-24
a = 21/8
a = 2 5/8
Answer:
100
Step-by-step explanation:
In economics, for a firm to earn optimum profits, it is important that it achieves a long run equilibrium. We can transfer the same to the case here that for the club to achieve optimum attendance, it must achieve long- run equilibrium attendance.
The condition for Long Run Equilibrium is that:
Club meeting attendance this week = Club meeting attendance next week
X = 80 + 0.20X
X - 0.20X = 80
X = 80/0.8
X = 100.
The long- run equilibrium attendance for this club is 100.
Do you mean (x=26)? If so, 7 times 26 + 14 +2 times 26 + 3 = 2... i dont know...
