Given:
The sum of 8 and B is greater than 22.
To find:
The inequality for the given statement and its solution.
Solution:
We know that, sum of two number is the addition of two numbers.
Sum of 8 and B = 8+B
It is given that, the sum of 8 and B is greater than 22.
Subtracting 8 from both sides, we get
Therefore, the required inequality for the given statement is and the solution is .
I have no idea. Quick question for you though since we are working on similar stuff. How do I write this equation in graphing form: y=2x^2-12x+19
C because adjacent angles share a common line as do angles 2 and 4.
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To find the common ratio, u take ur 2nd term, and divide it by ur 1st term
(-1/6) / (5/12) =
-1/6 * 12/5 =
- 2/5 <== ur common ratio
She received 12 calls from her son and 30 calls in total.
40% of 30 is 12.
