i have answers but im not sure if there correct but ill write them down anyway a.6 b.2,3,6,9 c.first of all its spelled dice not die and yes because it all equals 100:)
Let's call the two numbers a and b. So we know that the difference of the two numbers is 36:
a - b = 36
And we know that their sum is 286:
a + b = 286
We can use either of these equations to solve for one of the variables in terms of the other variable. Let's use the first and solve for a:
a - b = 36
a = 36 + b
Now we plug this into the other equation and solve for b there:
(36 + b) + b = 286
36 + 2b = 286
2b = 250
b = 125
Answer: 27
Step-by-step explanation:
you can isolate the separate terms so you get
3^3 x a^(-2x3) x b^3 = 27 a^-6b^3
Answer:
don't know
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
834 and 799
Step-by-step explanation:
x+y=1633
x-y=35
2x= 1668
x=834
y=799
Hope this helps!