Your 71,1482 doesn't make sense. But regardless,
let x = the other car's cost.
You know the total spent and the cost of one car. So logically, if you subtract the two you'd get the price of the second car.
You can do $38,295 + c = $71,1482.
Or $71,1482 - $38,295 = c.
This is an example of a nominal level of measurement.
In a nominal level of measurement, we are just classify the type of a variable. In this case, we are assigning a specific brand type to a particular cereal.
Answer:
-69
Step-by-step explanation:
k(-5) = 10*-5 -19
= -50-19
=-69
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
So we have the expression:

To simplify, simply combine the like terms. Therefore:

Further notes:
To understand why we can combine like terms in the first place, we just need to use the distributive property. So we have the expression:

Now, factor out a y from the three terms:

Do all the operations inside the parenthesis:

And we moved the y back to the front!
This is the same result as before. When combining like terms, this is what we're essentially doing but without doing the distributive property manually. I hope you understand a bit better on how and why we can combine like terms!