Answer:
a = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Simplify 5a - 9 + a to 6a - 9.

2) Add 9 to both sides.

3) Simplify 9 + 9 to 18.

4) Divide both sides by 6.

5) Simplify 18/6 to 3.

Therefor, the answer is, a = 3.
Answer:
PLEASE BRAINLIEST
Step-by-step explanation:
400-2a =332
400-332 =2a
2a=68
a=34
Since the divisor is in the form (x + #) or (x - #), This can be done by synthetic division.
First put the polynomial ion descending order: x^2 - 7x + 15
Take the coefficients of the terms and follow these steps:
3 | 1 -7 15
3 -12
___________ Bring down the 1, multiply the 3 by the 1 and place under the
1 -4 3 -7, then add.
Multiply 3 by -4, place under the 15, then add.
The bottom row is our answer. Since the problem started with a second power, the answer will start with a first power.
The bottom row are the coefficients of the terms and the last number is the remainder.
x - 4 remainder 3 ALSO WRITTEN x - 4 + 3/(x -3)
Answer:
option A. Multiply the unpaid balance by the monthly interest rate
Step-by-step explanation:
Finance charges are the monthly service fee charged by lender on the credit used by borrower if they wish to skip the payment of monthly bill and carry forward it to next month.
So, we can calculate finance charges as monthly interest accrued on the unpaid balance.
Finance charges = Unpaid balance x Monthly interest rate.
Hence, option A is correct, i.e. Multiply the unpaid balance by the monthly interest rate.
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