First you'd substitute x= y-3 in the first equation.
10(y-3) -10y= 1
10y - 30 -10y= 1
The y's cancel each other out, so you're left with -30= 1. That means there's no solution :)
1. The information given in the problem above, is:
- Austin purchases <span>2/3 of a pound of yum yum treats.
- Y</span><span>um yum treats are $6.00 per pound (1 pound=$6.00).
2. Keeping this on mind you have: If 1 pound of </span>yum yum treats is $6.00, how much is 2/3 of a pound?
1 pound------------$6.00
2/3 of a pound----x
x=(2/3)(6.00)/1
x=(2/3)(6.00)
x=12/3
x=$4.00
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Therefore: How much does Austin pay?
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The answer is: Austin pays $4.00.
Answer: the final mass of the solid is 176 grams.
Step-by-step explanation:
The "change" between two quantities, one initial Qi and one final Qf is defined as:
Change = Qf - Qi.
In this case, the quantity is mass, and we know that the initial mass is 260 grams.
And we also know that the change is -84 grams.
Then we have the equation:
Qf - 260 g = -84g
Qf = -84g + 260g = 176g
So the final mass of the solid is 176 grams.
Answer:
the answer is 45 over 6
Step-by-step explanation:
A shortcut is "2 x _____ is 6", which is 3.
Multiply 15 by 3 also, to get 45,
45/6
Answer:
It's 22.5 inches because the breadth is grater than the length
