Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
It's algebra really, basically make a system of equations.
1b+5j=t
3b+2j=2t
I'm gonna solve the first one for buckets so we have it in terms of jars.
b+5j=t
b=t-5j
Now I plug that into the other equation
3b+2j=2t
3(t-5j)+2j=2t
3t-15j+2j=2t
Now, since it wants how many jars are in one tub, I want to solve it so there's 1t on one side of the equation and all js on the other. or it other words solve for t.
3t-15j+2j=2t
3t-13j = 2t
3t = 2t+13j
t = 13j
So it takes 13 jars to make one tub, or one jar is 1/13 of a tub. You could then plug that in to one of the equations and find how much a bucket is.
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I’m not sure, you’re not elaborating enough to this equation. Are you sure you’re not missing a phrase of some sort?
Answer:
0 solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
4(x-2)=4x+10
4x-8 = 4x+ 10
-8 = 10 (not true)
(When you have something like 6=7, 0 solutions. If it is like 6=6, infinite solutions. x=6, one solution)
So for this you start by figuring out all the numbers that add up to equal 12.
(0,12)(1,11)(2,10)(3,9)(4,8)(5,7)(6,6)
Then you put them into the equation 3l+2s=33 l=the larger number and s=the smaller number
To save space I'm only going to do the numbers that are the answers.
(3,9) 3(9)+2(3)=33
27+6=33
33=33
TADA
