Answer:
$4.85n = $24.52 where n = 5
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Two Consecutive Odd Numbers: D, D+2
(D+2) + 2D = 4D - 27
D + 2 + 2D = 4D - 27
3D + 2 = 4D - 27
3D + 29 = 4D
29 = D
Two Consecutive Odd Numbers are 29, 31
Check. . 31 + 2(29) = 4(29) - 27
..................31 + 58 = 116 - 27
.................89 = 89 ..... CORRECT!
So 9x<18 can be factored out into
9(x)<9(2)
you can divide both sides by 9
x<2
so the solution is any number more than 2, but not 2
3,6.5,61.5,11,23 that is the pattern of 3's
Step-by-step explanation:
In legal prose it is traditional to write every number twice, first in words, followed by the same number written in digits enclosed in brackets: That sentence contained twenty-five (25) words. Easy as one (1), two (2), three (3).
