Question..
Combine like terms to create an equivalent expression.
½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓
Answer:
½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓ is equivalent to ⅔q + ⅙
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓
Required
Equivalence
½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓
We start by collecting like terms.
⅚q - ⅙q + ½ - ⅓
Factorize
(⅚ - ⅙)q + ½ - ⅓
((5 - 1)/6)q + ½ - ⅓
(4/6)q + ½ - ⅓
Reduce 4/6 to lowest term
⅔q + ½ - ⅓
Evaluate fraction
⅔q + (3 - 2)/6
⅔q + ⅙
Hence, ½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓ is equivalent to ⅔q + ⅙
Answer:
I'm pretty sure it's +(-6).
Step-by-step explanation:
Basically for these, you find the slope. The slope equation is y1-y2/x1-x2.
Pick two points.
I'll just do (1,15) and (2,9).
15-9/1-2 = 6/-1 = -6.
I don't know if you were taught it this way, but my math teacher always told us that the rate of change had to be positive.
So you'd say the rate of change is +(-6), not -6.
Hope that sorta helped lol
Answer:
other leg is 8.94
Step-by-step explanation:
Pythagorean Theorem is a² + b² = c²
a and b are legs
c is the hypotenuse
8² + b² = 12²
64 + b² = 144
-64 -64
b² = 80
√b² = √80
b ≈ 8.94
If what ? What is the If part, so I can help answer your question.
