3(x−5)/2=2(x+5)/3
Cross-multiply.
(3(x−5))/2=(2(x+5))/3
3(x−5)*(3)=2(x+5)*(2)
9x−45=4x+20
Subtract 4x from both sides.
9x−45−4x=4x+20−4x
5x−45=20
Add 45 to both sides.
5x−45+45=20+45
5x=65
Divide both sides by 5.
5x/5=65/5
x=13
Hello,
3x³a + 3x²a²
⇒ <u>common factor :</u> 3x²a
3x³a + 3x²a²
= 3x²a * x + 3x²a * a
= 3x²a(x + a)
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It’s B. Because Angle measure 1 and x + 68 have the same angle.
Answer:
![M(h) = 7.50h + 50](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=M%28h%29%20%3D%207.50h%20%2B%2050)
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's first get our variables straight. M is how much money you make each night, and h is the amount of hours she works.
This means that M will be what our function is equal to, aka the y-axis. h will be the x-axis.
We know that you earn a rate of $50 per night through tax, and your hours worked doesn't influence this in any way. That means there will be a constant on this function, +50.
We also know that you earn 7.50$ per hour, which is directly influenced by how many hours you work, so we will have
.
Combining this all together, we get
.
Hope this helped!