Answer:
A zero-order table is simply a table showing variables
controlled for. As an example, given an equation of two variables,
this table shows the values that result from the available values
for those two variables.
Answer: <em>3w+4b</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Take your given equation</em>
<em>w+w+w+b+b+b+b</em>
<em>There are 3 w's and 4 b's</em>
<em>Combine like terms</em>
<em>w+w+w=</em><em>3w</em>
<em>b+b+b+b=</em><em>4b</em>
<em>3w+4b</em>
Answer:
1/3÷4=0.0833
Step-by-step explanation:
This is approximate but you can round down to 0.08!
Let's solve for x.
2x−9y=14
Step 1: Add 9y to both sides.
2x−9y+9y=14+9y
2x=9y+14
Step 2: Divide both sides by 2.
2x
/2
=
9y+14
/2
x=
9
/2
y+7
As the front approaches, you will have a storm.
I hope this helps!
