Not equivalent expression is validated so I think it’s second one bye
<span>lets solve for x, and then we'll find an integer solution:
3x + 4y = 24
3x = 24 - 4y
</span><span>x = (24 - 4y)/3
</span>so the right side has to be an integer, or 24 - 4y has to be a multiple of 3:
<span>24 - 4y
</span>then, y has to be 3, see:
<span>x = (24 - 4y)/3
</span><span>x = (24 - 4(3))/3
</span><span>x = (24 - 12)/3
</span><span>x = (12)/3
</span>x = 4
then, we have x = 4 and y = 3
Answer: 2 to 1 and 2;1
Step-by-step explanation:
in general there are 3 ways to write these ratios. A fraction, the one using to, and the ones with semicolans. This is how you will always want to write your ratios on the problems you are solving with your ratios when it asks that.
