It is given that batteries come in a packs of 4. It means in each pack there are 4 batteries.
Joe used 58 batteries . So to find the total number of packets of batteries joe has to open is
Number of batteries used / Total number of batteries in each packet
= 58 / 4
= 14.5
The number of battery can not be in decimal. So we will round the answer to integer. If we round it to 14 it means 14 packets. But in 14 packets there are 14*4 = 56 batteries .
But we know that Joe used 58 batteries. So we will round the final answer to 15.
It means Joe has to open 15 packets of batteries.
Answer:
Move all terms that don't contain
m
to the right side and solve.
Exact Form:
m
=
41
7
Decimal Form:
m
=
5.
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857142
Mixed Number Form:
m
=
5
6
7
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Problem 13
10p+10q factors to 10(p+q). If we apply the distributive property, we can distribute the 10 to each term inside (p and q) to get
10(p+q) = (10 times p)+(10 times q) = 10*p + 10*q = 10p+10q
so we get the original expression again. Here 10 is the GCF of the two terms.
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Plug p = 1 and q = 2 into the factored form
10*(p+q) = 10*(1+2) = 10*(3) = 30
As a check, let's plug those p,q values into the original expression
10*p+10*q = 10*1+10*2 = 10+20 = 30
We get the same output of 30
6m3 - 16m2 + 15m - 40<span> Simplify —————————————————————
2m2 + 5
</span>Checking for a perfect cube :
<span> 4.1 </span> <span> 6m3 - 16m2 + 15m - 40</span> is not a perfect cube
Trying to factor by pulling out :
<span> 4.2 </span> Factoring: <span> 6m3 - 16m2 + 15m - 40</span>
Thoughtfully split the expression at hand into groups, each group having two terms :
Group 1: 15m - 40
Group 2: <span> -16m2 + 6m3</span>
Pull out from each group separately :
Group 1: (3m - 8) • (5)
Group 2: <span> (3m - 8) • (2m2)</span>
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Add up the two groups :
<span> (3m - 8) • </span><span> (2m2 + 5)</span>
<span>Which is the desired factorization</span>
<span>3m-8 is the answer</span>
Staircase one looks like our normal staircase we have today which looks like it’s easier so staircase two is more difficult to walk up?
But also
staircase one will be harder because it’s just smaller? Shorter and less space for your feet to step on. Staircase two has 1 ft of space for your feet to land on and is a bit higher which seems like normal stairs? But if I go measure my staircase... I don’t think it’s 1 ft... so? Maybe it’s staircase one? I’m sorry if I’m confusing you!!
I don’t think that’s a right or wrong question? Maybe it’s just your opinion? I’m so sorry, I honestly have no clue
