Answer:
the student in question bought 3 large notebooks and 3 small notebooks
Step-by-step explanation:
the easiest way to explain how to do this is by recognizing that the student bought $54 worth of notebooks- which is not divisible by 10 easily. that means, we should subtract 8 from 54 until we get a number that IS divisible
54 - 8 = 46 (one small notebook)
46 - 8 = 38 (two small notebooks)
3 8 - 8 = 30 (three small notebooks)
then, divide 30 by 10 to see how many large notebook the student bought.
30/10 = 3
the student in question bought 3 large notebooks and 3 small notebooks
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
As it appears to be the same thing on both sides so far wouldn't you think that it's 8?
Let r, g and b represent red, green and blue.
r+g+b = 74
r=g-1
b=r+g
Again, r+g+b = 74. Let's substitutte r+g for b: r+g+(r+g) = 74.
Next, let's eliminate r. Use r=g-1. Then g-1 + g + g-1 + g = 74
Combining the g terms, 4g - 2 = 74 => 4g = 76 => g = 19
Recall that r=g-1
and
b=r+g
Find r. If r=g-1, and g=19, then r = 19-1=18
Find b: b = r+g = 18+19=37
So there are 37 blue candies, 18 red candies and 19 green candies.
Check: 37+18+19=74 ??? Yes.
We start with
We can factor x at the numerator:
So, assuming 
(otherwise the expression would make no sense) we can simplify it:
This equation has no roots, so we can't simplify it any further.
