This is how I would solve it:
1st # = x 4(x+1)=3x+18
2nd # = x+1 4x+4=3x+18
4x=3x+14
x=14
To check: 15x4=60; 60-42=18. <u>1st # = 14; 2nd # = 15.</u>
Answer:
where's the question.........
Answer: i.. do.... not... know..
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
∠ BSR + ∠ TSB = ∠ TSR , substitute values
2x + 17 + 5x + 15 = 102 , that is
7x + 32 = 102 ( subtract 32 from both sides )
7x = 70 ( divide both sides by 7 )
x = 10 → B
This appears to be just an expression we are simplifying, not an equation we are solving. I THINK you are saying that the expression looks like this:

If you rationalize the denominator, you would get this expression:

which, after simplifying, looks like this:

and that's as simple as I can see that one getting. You can't factor anything out of the denominator to cancel with the numerator, so I think you're as simple as you can get there!