The mathematical sentence can be written as:
x^3 = y^5
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How to write the expression?</h3>
A number a to the power of n is written as:
a^n
Then:
"x to the power of 3 is equal to y to the power of 5"
Would be written as:
x^3 = y^5
Particularly, this does not appear in the given options, but this is the correct and simplest way of writing the given mathematical sentence.
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<span>90/x=100/18</span>
<span>(90/x)*x=(100/18)*x - </span> multiply both sides of the equation by x
<span>90=5.55555555556*x - </span>divide both sides of the equation by (5.55555555556) to get x
<span>90/5.55555555556=x </span>
<span>16.2=x </span>
<span>x=16.2</span>
<span>18% of 90=16.2
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Answer:
2nd option: 2y=6x+8 and y=3x+4
Step-by-step explanation:
If you divide the first by 2, you get the second equation.
This means that both equations plot an identical line (they lie on top of each other /also known as "coincide"). This means, that there are infinitely many solutions.
In 2D (x-y plane for example), straight lines can have no solutions if they have the same gradient/slope/ they are parallel and different y-intercepts, because they will never cross.
Here, they have same gradient and y-intercept so all points on the line are valid solutions to the equation
0.03571428571428571428571428571429
