Answer:
3 units right, 4 down = (x+3, y-4)
3 units left, 4 up = (x-3, y+4)
4 units right, 3 down = (x+4, y-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is 6.
To do this, remember PEMDAS?
You would first have to add what is in the parenthesis THEN do -3 + 9 to get 6.
18 - 2[x + (x-5)]
First I would get rid of the inside parenthesis by distributing the + to everything inside and end up with;
18 - 2[x + x - 5]
Then I'd combine like terms inside the brackets
18 - 2[2x - 5]
Then I'd multiply what is inside the brackets by the -2
18 - 4x + 10
I'd combine like terms and end up with:
28 - 4x......or rewritten as -4x + 28
Answer:
I think its 1.56
Step-by-step explanation:
if its right can I please get the brainlest
4. k less than 3.5, so a number k is being taken away from 3.5:
The answer is 3.5-k
5. the sum of g and h, reduced by 11, so you need a set of parentheses to write this one: (g+h)-11
6. 5 less than y, plus g, so do a combination of the strategies used in the previous two problems and you will get: (y-5)+g
7. 5 less than the sum of y and g, you are taking away 5 from the sum of two numbers, y and g, so: (y+g)-5
Hope this helps :-)
