Solve for x:x/5 - 2 = x/2 + 3
Put each term in x/5 - 2 over the common denominator 5: x/5 - 2 = x/5 - (10)/5:x/5 - (10)/5 = x/2 + 3
x/5 - (10)/5 = (x - 10)/5:(x - 10)/5 = x/2 + 3
Put each term in x/2 + 3 over the common denominator 2: x/2 + 3 = x/2 + 6/2:(x - 10)/5 = x/2 + 6/2
x/2 + 6/2 = (x + 6)/2:(x - 10)/5 = (x + 6)/2
Multiply both sides by 10:(10 (x - 10))/5 = (10 (x + 6))/2
10/5 = (5×2)/5 = 2:2 (x - 10) = (10 (x + 6))/2
10/2 = (2×5)/2 = 5:2 (x - 10) = 5 (x + 6)
Expand out terms of the left hand side:2 x - 20 = 5 (x + 6)
Expand out terms of the right hand side:2 x - 20 = 5 x + 30
Subtract 5 x from both sides:(2 x - 5 x) - 20 = (5 x - 5 x) + 30
2 x - 5 x = -3 x:-3 x - 20 = (5 x - 5 x) + 30
5 x - 5 x = 0:-3 x - 20 = 30
Add 20 to both sides:(20 - 20) - 3 x = 20 + 30
20 - 20 = 0:-3 x = 30 + 20
30 + 20 = 50:-3 x = 50
Divide both sides of -3 x = 50 by -3:(-3 x)/(-3) = 50/(-3)
(-3)/(-3) = 1:x = 50/(-3)
Multiply numerator and denominator of 50/(-3) by -1:Answer: x = (-50)/3
Answer:
A: Right
B: Acute
C: Obtuse
D: Acute
Step-by-step explanation:
A: Right
(90 degrees)
B: Acute
(less than 90)
C: Obtuse
(over 90 degrees)
D: Acute
(less than 90)
B. Sandwich costs $7.70 and the soda costs $2.20
Alright, so the unknown value here we want to know is the price of one roll of TP. Let's call it "x".
36x=14.99
Divide both sides by 36 to get the price of a single roll.
x=.41638888....
We have to round this to hundredths because we're talking in cents, so...
x=.42
Each roll of toilet paper costs 42 cents.
1). Enrico Fermi directed construction of the the thing
that achieved the first sustained nuclear chain reaction,
under the stadium at the University of Chicago.
3). 'Fission' means splitting one big thing up into several
smaller things.
4). The atomic mass of an atom is close to the sum of all
the neutrons and protons in its nucleus.
5). 'Fusion' means several small things joining to form a
bigger thing.
6). Henri Becquerel is credited with discovering radioactivity.
7). The names of Madame Marie and Mssr. Pierre Curie were
appropriated after their deaths and used as the unit of radiation.
2). I have no idea what that symbol means, but 'neutron' is
the only choice left.
