-3 + 8 would be an option
Let the faculties be X and the number of students be Y.
X/Y = 17/3
3X= 17Y
X=17Y/3
Let that be equation 1
We also know that X+Y = 740. Let it be equation 2
Substitute equation 1 in equation 2
(17Y/3)+Y= 740
20Y/3 = 740
Y=111
Since the total is 740, then X equal 740-111 =629.
The number of faculties is 111 and the number of students is 629.
Let's make the inequality.
The sum of twice a number and 2. We're adding and multiply. X will be the number. 2x+2
Is greater than 4. We'll be using the greater than sign. >4; let's put it together.
2x+2>4; let's solve. First by subtracting two on both sides. 2x>2; let's divide by 2. x>1
So, the inequality is 2x+2>4. To solve it, it is x>1.
Answer:
$38.40
Step-by-step explanation:
to get your total you multiply
48 x 20% =9.60
then you subtract 48.00 - 9.60 = $38.40
Answer:
-x-30
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>first you need to </em><em>distribute</em><em>:</em>
<em>3(x)+3(-6) -4(x)+ (-4)(3)</em>
<em>Then you </em><em>multiply:</em>
<em>3x+(-18)-4x+(-7)</em>
<em>then you </em><em>combine like terms:</em>
<em>3x-4x= -1x </em>
<em>-18+(-7)= -25</em>
<em>simplified:</em>
<u><em>-1x-30</em></u>
