To solve, we have to look for a pattern.
When you see pyramids like these, they usually tell you to add/multiply the two numbers to get a third number that goes on top. Here, we can see 3 and 4 on the bottom left hand corner. The third number on top of both 3 and 4 is 7. 3 + 4 = 7. Let's check 4 and 5, the middle two numbers. 4 + 5 = 9, and that number is on top of 4 and 5. Therefore, we can confirm that this is an addition pyramid.
Since 7 + 9 is 16 and 9 + 8 is 17, all we need to do in order to get the final number is to add 16 to 17.
Let the faculties be X and the number of students be Y.
X/Y = 17/3
3X= 17Y
X=17Y/3
Let that be equation 1
We also know that X+Y = 740. Let it be equation 2
Substitute equation 1 in equation 2
(17Y/3)+Y= 740
20Y/3 = 740
Y=111
Since the total is 740, then X equal 740-111 =629.
The number of faculties is 111 and the number of students is 629.
Answer:
equalize the both sides of the functions
Step-by-step explanation:
4x-5 = 2x-5
4x = 2x
2x = x
2 = 1 meaning phi
there is no answer for this problem
F(a+h)=2(a+h)³=2(a³+3a²h+3h²a+h³)
the second choice is the correct answer.
