The answer to the question above is option D: <span>18/ 9-a. If we try to analyze the word phrase above, this is the algebraic expression that matches it. When we say quotient, this is the number or the result of the division between two numbers. So the quotient of 18 and 9, this means that the answer of 18 divided by 9. And then, less than a. Less than a here means subtraction or minus. Therefore, this makes -a. </span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If all 21 coins were dimes, she'd have $2.10. But she has 90 more cents than that. Now for each coin that's a quarter, not a dime, she has 15 cents more. 90/15= 6. So there are 6 quarters, and 21-6 = 15 dimes.
Now we do it backwards to see if it's right. 6 quarters is $1.50, 15 dimes is $1.50, add those together and you get $3. So it's right. 6 quarters, 15 dimes.
Answer:
8x+5
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this, you need to combine the like terms. The line terms are 3x +5x and -2+7. 3x+5x=8x and 7-2 (same thing as -2+7) is positive 5 so its 8x+5
