A unit rate in math is the expression of a rate in a quantity of one.<span> For example, 60 miles per hour represents a commonly used unit rate. Similarly, 30 students per school bus also represents a unit rate.</span>
Multiply the first bracket by 6.
Multiply the second bracket by 8
6(x+1)-5x= 8+2(x-1)
6(x)+6(1)-5x= 8+2(x)+2(-1)
6x+6-5x= 8+2x-2
6x-5x+6= 8-2+2x
x+6= 6+2x
Move +2x to the other side. Sign changes from +2x to -2x.
x-2x+6= 6+2x-2x
-x+6= 6
Move +6 to the other side. Sign changes from +6 to -6.
-x+6-6= 6-6
-x=0
Multiply by -1 for -x and 0
-x(-1)= 0(-1)
x= 0
Answer: x= 0
A.The greatest possible sum of a and b can be 47 if the two integers are -1 and 48
B.Yes it is possible. The two integers are-3 and 16.
C. The least possible difference is -49 if the two integers are 1 and -48
Answer:
angle 7 is 26 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
180 - 154 = 26