Answer:
There are total 30 books in the 5 feet high stack of books.
Step-by-step explanation:
The complete question is
Given, Each note book is 2 inches thick, How many notebooks do you think it would take to make a stack that is 5 feet high
Solution
Thickness of each book 
The total height of the book stack is 
feet.
The number of books in the stack is equal to total height of the stack divided by the thickness of one book
Number of books in five feet high stack is
Hence, there are total 30 books in the 5 feet high stack of books.
Plug it into the distance formula.
d= (sqrt) (x2-x1)^2 +(y2-y1)^2
d= (sqrt) (17-17)^2 + (33-(-21)^2
d=(sqrt) (0)^2 + (33 +21)^2
d= (sqrt) (54)^2
d= (sqrt) 2916
d=54
The distance is 54 units.
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
you move first the number without the variable to the other side with the opposite sign
-0.75p=0.25+2
-0.75p=2.25
then as -0.75 is multiplying you pass it to the other side dividing
p=2.25/-0.75
p=-3
First, let us restate the given conditions
c is 5 more than variable a ( c = a + 5)
c is also three less than variable a (c = a - 3)
Now, lets look at the answer choices and or given
c = a − 5
c = a + 3
Here, c is 5 less than "a"...so automatically disqualified
a = c + 5
a = 3c − 3
Here, we have to get "C" by itself in both top and bottom equation.
So,
Simplified version :
c = a - 5
Here, c is 5 less than "a"...so automatically disqualified
a = c − 5
a = 3c + 3
Here also, we have to get "C" by itself in both top and bottom equation.
So,
simplified version:
c = a + 5
Here, c is 5 more than "a"...so we continue
c = (a - 3) / 3
Here, c is 3 less than "a" <u>divided by 3</u><u /> . So, this is not correct
c = a + 5
c = a − 3
Here, c is 5 more than "A"
Also, c is 3 less than "a"
Which satisfies the given.
So, our answer is going to be the last one:
c = a + 5
c = a - 3
