Answer:
1.) k = 5
2.) n = -20
3.) p = -13
4.) m = -450
5.) b = -38
6.) n = -24
7.) x = 21
8.) x = 12
9.) b = -2
10.) b = 5
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve all equations, do the reciprocal, or opposite of what is being done. For example, if a number and a variable are being multiplied, you would divide by the number to solve.
1.) 55 = 11k
(11 and k are being multiplied, so you would divide)
Divide by 11 on both sides:
55 = 11k
/11 /11
5 = k
2.) Add 15 on both sides:
n - 15 = -35
+15 +15
n = -20
3.) Divide by -6 on both sides:
78 = -6p
/-6 /-6
-13 = p
4.) Multiply by 18 on both sides:
m/18 = -25
18(m/18) = (-25)18
m = -450
5.) Add 20 on both sides:
18 = -20 - b
+20 +20
38 = -b
Divide by -1 on both sides:
38 = -b
/-1 /-1
-38 = b
6.) Subtract 12 on both sides:
12 + n/4 = 6
-12 -12
n/4 = -6
Multiply by 4 on both sides:
4(n/4) = (-6)4
n = -24
7.) Multiply by 2 on both sides:
2(-7 + x/2) = (7)2
-7 + x = 14
Add 7 on both sides:
-7 + x = 14
+7 +7
x = 21
8.) Subtract 2 on both sides:
-4x + 2 = -22
-2 -2
-4x = -24
Divide by -4 on both sides:
-4x = -24
/-4 /-4
x = 12
9.) Add 9 on both sides:
7 = -8b - 9
+9 +9
16 = -8b
Divide by -8 on both sides:
16 = -8b
/-8 /-8
-2 = b
10.) Multiply by -3 on both sides:
-3(b - 14/-3) = (3)-3
b - 14 = -9
Add 14 on both sides:
b - 14 = -9
+14 +14
b = 5
Answer:
The room can be rented for 6 hours with $91.4
Step-by-step explanation:
If my guess was correct, there was a reservation fee of $47, and there was another fee of $7.4 per hour and the question is asking for how many hours can be rented with $91.4 and the variable t to represent the time.
First, $91.4-$47 as that is the reservation fee. $91.4-$47 = $44.4
Next, we figure out how many hours can we rent with $44.4. Since one hour of rental costs $7.4, t = 44.4/7.4
Finally, we just divide. This is a relatively simple question when thinking about how straightforward this is.
44.4/7.4 = 6
Recheck:
7.4*6 = 44.4
t = 6
I think it’s C but what grade is this
The slope is referred to as m, insert it and you are done
so y=14x is the solution
Just do 47+118 and it equals 165. Jorge started with 165 tickets.
