For the first 8 hours he makes $12.00 per hour.
$12.00 * 8 = $96.00
Now you have $128.00 = 16.00h + $96.00
Subtract 96 from each side:
32 = 16h
Divide both sides by 16:
h = 2
He worked 2 hours of overtime.
1: Triple the quantity of a number “n” plus 4 equals 27. what would the expression look like?
[ Triple the quantity of a number “n” ] 3n
[ plus 4 ] + 4
[ equals 27 ] = 27
[ all together ] <u>3n + 4 = 27</u>
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<u>Solving:</u>
[ given ] 3n + 4 = 27
[ subtract 4 from both sides ] 3n = 23
[ divide both sides by 3 ] n = 7 
2:Seventeen equals seven less than three times a number “n” what would the expression look like?
[ Seventeen equals ] 17 =
[ seven less than ] - 7
[ three times a number “n” ] 3n
[ all together ] <u>17 = 3n - 7</u>
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<u>Solving:</u>
[ given ] 17 = 3n - 7
[ add 7 to both sides ] 24 = 3n
[ divide both sides by 3 ] 8 = n
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True.
The rational numbers include all the integers, plus all fractions, or terminating decimals and repeating decimals. ... All natural numbers, whole numbers, and integers are rationals, but not all rational numbers are natural numbers, whole numbers, or integers.
Answer:
f(-2/3)=-1
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=3x+1
f(-2/3)=3*(-2/3)+1
f(-2/3)=-2+1
f(-2/3)=-1