Answer:
r = -3
Step-by-step explanation:
- 60= - 24 + 12r
Add 24 to each side
- 60+24= - 24+24 + 12r
-36 = 12r
Divide each side by 12
-36/12 = 12r/12
-3 =r
Well, first... you want to factor out the GCF, (Greatest Common Factor), which will end up being 8.
Then, you divide both 16a and 24b by 8.
Simplify each term, and your answer will be:
8(2a+3b)
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Answer:
A) $15t - $700 ≥ $1000
B) At least 114 tickets
C) As the attached graph
Step-by-step explanation:
The 7th grade class is putting on a variety show to raise money.
It cost $700 to rent the banquet hall that they are going to use.
If they charge $15 for each ticket,
We are to find how many tickets they need to sell in order to raise at least $1000.
Let the number of tickets they need to sell be t.
The inequality that represents this situation is;
$15t - $700 ≥ $1000
The least number of tickets they can sell is;
$15t ≥ $1000 + $700
$15t ≥ $1700
t ≥ 113.3333 (rounded to four decimal values)
But since we can have 0.3 tickets the class will have to sell at least 114 tickets
The graphed situation is as attached. We need the shaded region.
Just treat 'i' as a placeholder (I know that it represents √-1, but just add 'i' as if it were a placeholder becaseu that is what it is.)
(3+i)-(2-2i)
distribute
3+i-2+2i
group
3-2+i+2i=
1+3i
answer is A