Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
8 + 1/2
How many halves are in 8?
First of all, how many wholes are in 8? 8, obviously, right?
How many halves are in each whole? Two.
How many halves are in 8? 16.
One half is just one half, simple as that.
16 + 1 = 17
So it's 17/2.
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Answer:
Suppose the ordered pair is (x.y). Substitute these values in the linear equality to see if it is true,
Example. Consider the point (7, -4). Is it a solution of the linear inequality
3x < 4y - 9? Let's check to find out.
Check:
Is 3 (7) < 4 (-4) - 9 true ?
Is 21 < -16 -9 = -25 ??
NO!
So (7,-4) is NOT a solution of the linear inequality.
Thank you,
MrB
Answer:
um im pretty sure y = -15 and x = -17 but im pretty sure i did that wrong too lol sorry if it is wront
Step-by-step explanation:
Your aqnswer is 17/12 and if u simplify it it is 1 5/12
Mixed number is (wholenumber)+(properfraction)
a proper fraction is a/b where a<b and b≠0
so
percent means parts out of 100
x%=x/100
so
276%=
276/100=
200/100+76/100=
2+76/100=
2+38/50=
2+19/25
2 and 19/25
