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3 years ago

Need help thank you very

Mathematics

2 answers:

just olya [345]3 years ago

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Answer:

a)4/3

b)9/20 or 0.45

c)96

Step-by-step explanation:

a) j=3

72=20j+9p

72=20(3)+9p

72=60+9p

-9p=60-72

-9p=-12

p=-12/-9

p=4/3

b) m =1/2

20k-5=8m

20k-5=8(1/2)

20k-5=4

20k=4+5

20k=9

k=9/20 or 0.45

c) k=18

p+1/3k-20=82

p+1/3(18)-20=82

p+6-20=82

p=82+20-6

p=96

idk if this is right but I tried my best heh-

Shkiper50 [21]3 years ago

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ANSWER:
a. p=4/3
b. k=9/20
c. p=96

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