Answer:
2115
Explanation:
To evaluate the expression (60−6)×(13)3+27÷3 we use BODMAS
BODMAS is an acronym/rule in mathematics that dictates the order we should solve mathematical operations such as the above.
BODMAS stands for bracket first, order or of, division, multiplication, addition and then lastly subtraction
To solve the expression using BODMAS, we solve the brackets first
(60−6)×(13)3+27÷3 =54×39+27/3
Then division
=54×39+9
=2106+9
Then addition
=2106+9=2115
Answer=2115
For the answer to the question above, It m<span>eans Brian is switching from saving $25 dollars a week to $35 dollars a week. Because every week Brian will add $25 to his savings account (In week 1, Brian adds $25. In week 2 Brian adds $50. And so on). So to change from 25 to 35 would mean that Brian is saving more money every week ($10 to be exact). </span>
<span>And if you're curious, $350 stands for the amount of money Brian has initially (because at 0 weeks, Brian has $350 in his savings account).
I hope this helps</span>
You can spot a linear equation when the highest degree for a variable in the equation is 1.
E.g.
y = 2x +4
The highest power of x in this equation is 1, since variable x of the 2x is x is to the power of 1, and 4 is a constant where you can imagine it to have an x but to the power of 0.
E.g.
y=x^2 + 2x +4
In this case, this would be an quadratic equation because the highest power that the variable x has in this equation is 2 (x to the power of 2).
