To solve:
Every two days, the cow increases by 6lbs.
To find the unit rate, divide 6 by 2 to find the increase in weight per day.
Unit rate increase: 3lbs
To find the weight on the third day, add 3lbs onto day 2's weight.
85+3=88
Answer: A) The calf's weight is 88lbs on the third day.
This load will weigh
1.5 TONS ALTOGETHER.
So, the truck is delivering a
ton of cement blocks, and a
of bricks. To find how much this load weighs, we'd have to add the two fractions together, which proves to be quite easy, because the denominators are already the same, so we wouldn't have to change anything.
+

=

And now, we would want to convert that fraction into a whole number, or at least a decimal, to find how many tons the truck is carrying. So we would divide. Once the work is done, here is what would happen:
12 ÷ 8 = 1.5
And there's your answer. The truck is carrying
1.5 TONS.
You need to bring the right to the left
2X^2-9x-x^2+20=0
So you combine and get
X^2-9x+20
(X-4)(X-5)
Cuz -4 times -5 =20 and -4+-5=-9
So solve X-4=0. X-5=0
X=4. X=5
Answer: 5 pounds
Step-by-step explanation: 90 - 47.65 ÷ 8.47 = 5
Answer:
2(2x-3) or 4x-6 if you want to sound smarter
Step-by-step explanation:
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