6x^3 + 5y^3 + 7y
So the third option.
This will only have one solution because it does not deal with a quadratic. Then to isolate x you need to get the similar terms on different sides by subtracting or adding, Then divide both sides by the number next to x (coefficient).
You can make a table like this:
If 1 bag=5 pounds
Then 6 bags must equal six times the weight of the first bag
5 times 6=30
Your answer is reasonable because 5+5+5+5+5+5=30
a.k.a
=5 =30
Approximate <em>R'</em> by using a linear approximation: for <em>x</em> close enough to 24, you have
<em>R'(x)</em> ≈ <em>L(x)</em> = <em>R' </em>(20) + <em>R''</em> (20) (<em>x</em> - 20)
Then
<em>R'</em> (24) ≈ <em>R'</em> (20) + <em>R''</em> (20) (24 - 20) = -4 + 50 (24 - 20) = 196
Answer:
The Identity property of addition
Step-by-step explanation:
The identity property of addition states that any number plus zero equals the original number. So, since 0 is being added to 6, it must still be equal to 6. This property works for any number, which is why it works as a property.
This is not to be confused with the identity property of multiplication that states that any number times 1 equals the original number.
