The question is not clear because the Debbie solution lines are not visible. Nevertheless,
The correct solution for this linear equation is the following:
<span>3(x + 4) − 2 = 16
</span><span>3(x + 4) = 16 + 2
</span><span>3(x + 4) = 18
</span>(x + 4) = 18/3
(x + 4) = 6
x = 6 - 4
x = 2
Answer:
The answer is $ 59.84
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok, I know this is not one of the options, but hear me out:
To find the sales tax for that item, you need to multiply the dollar amount by the sales tax (in percent):
$55 * 8.8% = $4.84
So the sales tax is $4.84. However, the question asks "How much would you pay for that item?", not what the sales tax is. So I would solve this problem by adding the sales tax to the dollar amount of the item:
$55 + $4.84 = $ 59.84
If you are able to write or type your answer, I would type $ 59.84. If you can only select one of the given values, then I would suggest going with A: $ 4.84 just because its the only number that is actually relevant at all to the problem.
First, you set your problem up like this:
-4x+3=2x-6
add 6 to both sides so it looks like this:
-4x+9=2x
add 4x to both sides so it looks like this:
9=6x
divide 6 from both sides so this is your answer:
1.5=x
Answer:
multiply 72 times 9
Step-by-step explanation: 648
