You just have to arrange the equation such that the p is the only term at the left hand side of the equation. Express it in terms of r and m.
r = 1/2*m²*p
Divide both left and right hand side equations by 1/2*m²
p = r/(1/2 *m²)
Take the reciprocal of 1/2 and multiply it. The final answer is:
p = 2r/m²
Answer:
0.8
Step-by-step explanation:
3(5x+2)+10=4
=15x+6+10=4
After this step you subtract 6 from each side and then subtract 10 from each side and then after that you divide 15x on each side which will give you 0.8.
Answer:
JML = 142
Step-by-step explanation:
Sadly that is wrong. Not all the angles are the same. However, using the reflexive property we can find that angle JKM is 38 degrees. Using this, we need to create an equation to get the other two angles. Again, they would be the same because of the reflexive property.
38 + 38 + x + x = 360
The total needs to be 360 because the shape has 4 sides.

Now you beed to get the variable to one side. To do this you would subtract each side by 76.

Finally, your answer currently shows the sum of both LKJ and JML. to get one sides angle just divide by 2.
284 / 2 = 142
JML = 142
There is your answer.
Hope this helped.
Answer:
17. See below
18. 750
Step-by-step explanation:
17. Since the lollipops are being sold at the same price, 50 cents, for each one sold, they make a constant amount of money. For each increase in lollipops sold, there is a constant increase in money made, and thus the situation is a linear function.
18. To solve this equation, let's say y is the money made at the convention in dollars and x is the number of lollipops sold. If the principal gave them 125 dollars before they sold any lollipops (0 lollipops sold), then 125 is the y-intercept of the function, and in the equation y=mx+b, b=125. If each lollipop costs 50 cents (half of a dollar), then for each lollipop, x, sold, .5 dollars are made and are added to the profit, y. Thus, .5 dollars is the slope. The equation then becomes:

Now, if they need 500 dollars, y is thus equal to 500 dollars. Solving the equation:






Thus, 750 lollipops must be sold.