Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The phrase "Three times the quantity five less than x" means 3 multiplied by the difference of x minus 5
3(x-5)
The phrase "the product of six and x" means the number 6 multiplied by x
6x
therefore
The phrase" Three times the quantity five less than x, divided by the product of six and x" is equal to the quotient of 3(x-5) and 6x
Answer:
Coefficient
Step-by-step explanation:
-Usually a combination of variables and constants are multiplied to get a product.
-The constant or number part in the multiplication process is called the Coefficient
I think division, at least that's how I wrote it in school
Y-6 = 15-6=9
2y+x= 2(15) + 3= 30+3 = 33
The <em><u>correct answer</u></em> is:
C.4.1 in
Explanation:
We will use a proportion for this problem.
In the first ratio, we have 6 inches: 80 pounds. This can also be written as 6/80.
For the second ratio, we do not know the length; this is x. The weight is 55; this gives us x/55.
This makes our proportion
6/80 = x/55
Cross multiplying, we have
6(55) = 80(x)
330 = 80x
Divide both sides by 80:
330/80 = 80x/80
4.125 = x
This means the answer is 4.1.
