Let x,y be the two numbers.
Given that one number is 8 greater than another.
Let x be the smaller number ans y be the greater number.
That is y=x+8. Let this be the first equation.
And also given that product of the two numbers is 84.
That is x × y = 84, let us plugin y=x+8 here.
x × (x+8) = 84
x²+ 8x -84 = 0.
x²+12x-4x-84 = 0
x(x+12)-4(x+12) =0
(x-4)(x+12)=0
That is x= 4 or -12.
<h3>If x=4 , y= 4+ 8 = 12</h3>
<h3>If x= -12, y= -12+8 = -4 </h3>
Hence two positive numbers corresponding to given conditions are 4,12.
And two negative numbers corresponding to given conditions are -12,-4.
Step-by-step explanation:
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The 8th number in this sequence is -16. You are subtracting 3 between each set of numbers.
a1= 8-5= 3
a2= 5-2= 3
a3= 2-(-1)= 3
a4= -1 - (-4)= 3
a5= -4 - (-7)= 3
a6= -7 - (-10)= 3
a7= -10 - (-13)= 3
a8= -13 - (-16)= 3
ANSWER: -16
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Answer:
School A
Step-by-step explanation:
School A has a ratio of 18/225 = 2/25 staff to students
School B has a ratio of 23/322 = 2/28 = 1/14 staff to students
Assuming that a better ratio means more staff per students School A has a better ratio
Answer:
the probability of the dice is 1/6 and the probability of the spinner is 1/4.
Step-by-step explanation:
the probability of the dice=E/S=E=1 and S=6 because it is one dice. so P=1/6.
the probability of the spinner=E/S=E=1 and S=4 because the spinner is divided into 4. so P=1/4
<span>Jane is playing a game with Mike. Right now, Mike is winning, he has 10 more than 5 times the points that Jane has. If Jane has 47 points, how many points does Mike have?
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</span><span>Martha is doing an inventory of all the goods in her shop. For the brand Toms shoes, she should have recieved an order that would have brought the total number of Toms shoes in her store to 10 more than 5 times the number of shoes she has now. If Martha has 89 pairs of Toms in her store, how many would she have had, if she had recieved the delivery?
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