First distribute in the 2 on the left side to get 6d+6=7+6d
Then, you would combine the variables to be on one side of the equation by doing -6d. However, this would cancel out the d by leaving you with 0d+6=7. That is the same thing as saying 6=7.
The answer to this equation is no solution because 6 is NOT equal to 7.
Answer:
$325,120.00
Step-by-step explanation:
This is my first answer so hopefully I do this correctly. In essence it's exactly the same as number 22!
The realtor earns $10,566.40 off of a comission of 3.25%. A comission is pretty much just a cut of however much the house cost; which a realtor gets for helping to sell the property. So we could say that the comission is equal to 3.25% of however much the house cost.
Say the house price = $x, so our equation would be:
$10,566.40 = (3.25%)•($x) or
10,566.40 = (.0325)•($x)
By solving for x we get:
$x = (10,566.40)÷(.0325) = $325,120
Answer:
11 Squares are there in 11 squares
So based on the given problem above, it says that, for one batch with 3/4 cup of brown sugar can make 6 dozen big cookies. If we are to make 15 dozen cookies, what we need to do is to divide 3/4 cup of brown sugar by 6 dozen, and we get 0.125. This means that per dozen, it is equivalent to 0.125 cup of brown sugar. If we multiply it by 15 dozens, we get 1.875 cup or 1 and 7/8 cup of brown sugar. Hope this answer helps.
The two events are independent of each other.
According to the question during a game of roulette, a wheel is spun and a ball drops randomly into one of the wheel's numbered compartments. The ball can drop in any one of the wheel's numbered compartments , there is no restriction on it.
Now, the process is repeated with another random spin. when the process is repeated the ball can drop in any one of the wheel's numbered compartments , there is no restriction on it. As the first spin does not affect the second spin, we can conclude that these two events are completely independent of each other.
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