If there are 3 apples for every 4 oranges, how many apples would you have if you had 20 oranges?
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Answer:
2. n = 11
4. g = -2
6. t = 21
8. n = 4
10. y = -1
Step-by-step explanation:
2. 63 = -3(1 - 2n)
Dividing both the side by negative 3 we get
4. -g + 2(3 + g) = -4(g + 1)
First we will open the bracket by distributive property A( B +C) = AB + AC
6.-3(t +5 ) + (4t + 2) = 8
Using distributive property A( B +C) = AB + AC we get
8. -8 - n = -3(2n -4)
Using distributive property A( B +C) = AB + AC we get
10. -4( 2 - y) + 3y = 3(y - 4)
Using distributive property A( B +C) = AB + AC we get