It's a bit of both, actually.
9 ≥ n actually states that the quantity 9 is either greater than or equal to the value of the variable n.
Depending on how exact you mean, it's true and false, because 9 ≥ n technically includes 9 is more than a number, but it also could be 9 is equal to a number.
I'd say the answer is probably true, but it's a bit confusing.
Jackson sold 27 pounds of bananas and 12 pounds of grapes.
Given that Jackson runs a farm stand that sells bananas and grapes, and each pound of bananas sells for $ 1 and each pound of grapes sells for $ 2.25, and Jackson sold 15 more pounds of bananas than pounds of grapes and made $ 54 altogether, to determine the number of pounds of bananas sold and the number of pounds of grapes sold the following calculation must be performed:
- 25 x 1 + 10 x 2.25 = 25 + 22.50 = 47.50
- 26 x 1 + 11 x 2.25 = 26 + 24.75 = 50.75
- 27 x 1 + 12 x 2.25 = 27 + 27 = 54
Therefore, Jackson sold 27 pounds of bananas and 12 pounds of grapes.
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Its 75 because you at the 2 variables and then subtract them by 180 so 180-105=75
D.the number of times the drug has removed a certain percentage of fluid from the patient's lungs
Step-by-step explanation:
factor 4 out of the variable terms, as this helps.
but my approach is simply to define the target and then calculate "backwards".
we want to find
(ax + b)² = a²x² + 2abx + b²
and now we compare with the original equation :
a²x² = 4x²
a² = 4
a = 2
2abx = 16x
2×2×bx = 16x
4b = 16
b = 4
b² = 16, but we have only 3, so we need to subtract 16-3 = 13 from the completed square.
so, our equation is
(2x + 4)² - 13 = 0
(2x + 4)² = 13
2x + 4 = sqrt(13)
2x = sqrt(13) - 4
x = sqrt(13)/2 - 2
