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Paraphin [41]
3 years ago
7

Help please (due today) plz hellpp i cant solve it plz dont write anything just for points plzz

Mathematics
2 answers:
Molodets [167]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

I can't manage to your solve

Juliette [100K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

After reviewing the question you posted I have deduced that the correct answers are:

11) Max has $10.00. He earns $25.75 per lawn that he mows.

12) No. She is wrong. She did not group like terms correctly.

Step-by-step explanation:

11)

For 11) I first identified the independent variable of the equation, being "10".

And then the dependent variable of the equation, being "25.75". (The dependent variable of an equation will always be affected by the x)

I then looked at all the possible answers to see which one shared a independent variable of "10" and a dependent variable of "25.75".

The only possible answer that matches is Max has $10.00. He earns $25.75 per lawn that he mows.

This is because the only two possible answers that have "10" being a variable that does not change (independent variable) are:

--- "Max has $10.00. He earns $25.75 per lawn that he mows.

--- "Jon buys 10 toycars for $25.75 each"

<em>However!</em>

"Jon buys 10 toycars for $25.75 each" is an incorrect answer because it uses "10", although independent, as the x variable that affects the independent variable of "25.75".

12)

To find the correct answer for this question I simplified the equation from:

8t-15+3t   =   11m-15

Into:

8t+3t-15   =   11m-15

Which further simplifies into:

11t-15   =   11m-15

Which then you can notice that the two equations are similiar indeed, however they do not share like terms. One equation has "t" as their term, and the other as "m" as their term. Thus they do not share any like terms and are not equivalent.

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