Hmmmm to convert from improper to mixed, simply do the division of both, the quotient gets upfront, the remainder as the numerator, for example,
how many times 3 goes into 81? well, 27 times, with a remainder of 0, thus
how many times does 2 go into 29? well 14 times, with a remainder of 1, thus
Answer: B(3)
Explanation: 12+9=21 so since 4+3 only equals 7, you plug in x as 3... since 7x3 is 21 that helps make the statement true bc both equations are equal.
Answer:
it was a 2 year loan with $210 contributed each year
Step-by-step explanation:
As we did in the previous problem, we need to remove the parenthesis using distributive property so as to be able to combine like terms.
The first paranthesis is positive, so nothing changes as we remove it:
8 j^3 + 9 j^2 + 6 j + 8 - (j^2 + 8)
before removing the second parenthesis, we realize it is preceded by the negative sign of the indicated subtraction. Then as we remove the parenthesis, we flip the signs of all terms inside it:
8 j^3 + 9 j^2 + 6 j + 8 - j^2 - 8
now we combine like terms + 8 and - 8, rendering a zero "0". and we also combine the terms that contain j^2 : 9 j^2 - j^2 = 8 j^2.
Therefore, our final expression becomes:
8 j^3 + 8 j^2 + 6 j
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