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Jason = 800 + Paul
Alex = Jason - 150
How much more does Alex have the Paul?
Let's take the equation of Alex
... Alex = Jason - 150
... Add 150 on both sides
... Alex + 150 = Jason
Now we have the equation for Jason,
... Jason = 800 + Paul , and we got Alex + 150 = Jason
... Now let's plug in the values
... Alex + 150 = 800 + Paul
Subtract 150 on both sides...
Alex = 800 - 150 + Paul
... Alex = 650 + Paul
Now we got the answer for our question :
The answer - Alex has $650 than Paul.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
y = x
The constant of proportionality is 1 although you cannot see it. It is understood to be there.
y = (-8/5) x
This is a nasty piece of work and it depends on your grade level. If you are below grade 8, you are not encouraged to think of a constant of proportionality as less than 0.
In general the opinion is split. Some people say yes others no. If you twist my arm and put a gun to my head, my answer would be that it's fine, but it is a matter of what you have been told. I would read your notes.
