Y = T+3 (i)
T = H+2 (ii)
Y = 2*H (iiii)
T = H+2 therefore H = T-2
Substitute H=T-2 into (iii)
Y=2*H
Y=2*(T-2)
Y=2T-4
Now substitute that Y into (i)
(i) says Y = T+3
2T-4=T+3
2T-T-4=3
T-4=3
T=3+4
T=7
Then from (i) Y=T+3 = 7+3 =10
Y=10
And from (iii) Y=2*H
If Y = 10, then H = 5
The approximate solution to the given equation is x ≅ 148.4. The correct option is C. x ≈ 148.4
<h3>Solving equations</h3>
From the question, we are to determine the approximate solution to the given equation,
The given equation is
First, add 8 to both sides
Now, divide both sides by 4
Take the exponents of both sides
x = 148.413
x ≅ 148.4
Hence, the approximate solution to the given equation is x ≅ 148.4. The correct option is C. x ≈ 148.4
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Hai! So, I have all the math and explanations in the picture attached.
I forgot to add on there(and you'll see it) wen i subtract 3x and add 10 to the other side it cancels each other out. -3 + 3= 0 and -10 + 10 = 0. Etc.
Other than that, if you have any other questions, comment them down below. :)
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