Someone pweez help me.
Yes, Algebra I, Algebra II, Calculus? You must be specific when asking questions, okay? :)
Well I don tknow what it is but here's the problem. C/5.3+8.3=11.3
C could stand for Circumference, or a variable among other things. I'll see what I can do. Let's assume C is a variable.
Okay..........
\[C/(5.3+8.3) = 11.3 \]
\[C \approx 153.68 \]
Thx. Now I need help with this equation? 35= -5 +2x-7x
\[35 = -5 + (2x - 7x) \] Use the substitution method.
\[35 = -5x - 5\]
35 = -5 + (2x - 7x) 35 + 5 = -5x 40 = -5x -40/5 = x -8 = x
I was too slow. x = -8. Yep. ;)
Who cares if you were slow? You do things systematically and that's great! :)
Lol ya. Thank you. Sorry, I need help with this one too. -1.2= z/4.6-2.7
Linear equations. I never liked these. \[-1.2 = (z) / (4.6 - 2.7) \]\[z \approx -2.28\] It's really helpful if you use a linear plane.
-1.2 = z/1.9 -1.2*1.9 = z -2.28 = z is your final answer.
4d-13+7d=-24
11d - 13 = -24 11d = -24 + 13 11d = -11 d = -1
Okay. How do you draw on this thing?
10=2/7n+4
Would you like to write equations? At the bottom of the reply box, there are four buttons. Equation - Draw - Attach File - Post. Click the Equation button and type your problem in. Hit enter. \[10 = 2/(7n + 4)\]
\[10 = 2/(7n+4) \]\[6 = (2/7n)\]\[(7/2)2/7n = (7/2)6 \]\[n = 21 \]
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