To find the missing value of the equation 3-X=11 first move all the terms that have X to the right side of the equation. So -X=8( Since 11-3=8). Then divide both sides of the equation by -1 to get rid of the negative on the X. Your answer is X=-8.
6n+15=10+5n
6n+15-5n=10
6n-5n=10-15
n=10-15
n=-5
Answer:
Never true
Step-by-step explanation:
2x - 5 < 2(x - 3) first multiply 2 with the inside the parenthesis
2x - 5 < 2x - 6
now when we simplify the inequality 2x on the both sides will be eliminated and we will be left with:
(-5) < (-6) which cannot be true because (-5) is closer to 0 in number line so it's bigger then (-6) not smaller
Therefore the answer is "Never true"
G:{3,4,6}->{0,9}
The pairs represent the input (first number in each pair) and the result (second nu.ber in each pair) for the relation G. for example G(3)=9.
The domain is the set of values that the relation can act upon. The range is the set of the values the results can take
Answer:
d<3
Step-by-step explanation:
-7d+8>29
First lets remove the inequality for know
-7d+8=29
then remember to re add the inequality to the equation
-7d>21
since you divide by negative you switch
d<3
that is your answer
