B+c/d=a subtract b from both sides
c/d=a-b multiply both sides by d
c=d(a-b) or if you prefer
c=ad-bd
Note: if you meant a=(b+c)/d, multiply both sides by d
b+c=ad subtract b from both sides
c=ad-b
I prefer D.
It's clear that Kevin took (1/4)x.
Keith took (1/4)x -> kevin's amount
* 2 -> twice.
-1 -> 1 less.
So Kevin + Keith = (1/4)x + (1/4)x * 2 - 1 = (3/4)x - 1.
Answer:
42 plants
Step-by-step explanation:
Dimensions are missing.
Suppose a right triangle has a base of length 7yards and a height of 24 yards.
As you know, Area of triangle can be determined by
Area of triangle 'A'= 1/2 x b x h = 1/2 x 7 x 24
A= 84 yards²
Now she wants 2 plants for each square yard of area
therefore, if the area is 84 yards²:
number of plants are 84/2=> 42 plants
Thus, She wants 42 plants in the garden
Answer:
length : 10 yard
width: 14 yard
Step-by-step explanation:
Let l be the length of the yard.
Since the width is 6 yards less than twice its length, we can say the width is 2l-6.
With width x length=area,
l (2l -6) = 140
2l^2 - 6l = 140
2l^2 - 6l - 140 = 0
Using the quadratic formula,
we can determine l = 10 or -7
since the length should not be negative,
the length is 10 yard.
Now substitute l=10 into 2l-6.
width = 2(10)-6
= 14 yard
1. A
**because 21/3 = 7/1
2. 51
