Question

https://gyazo.com/4e652ca3b2a082d7b67b6524caa9724e PLEASE HELP ME I AM REALLY STRUGGLING

Answer 1

I have been working so hard on this course

Answer 2

I have 2 more questions

Answer 3

jeez i got a headache just looking at this

Answer 4

and I am really worried I am going to mess up

Answer 5

i am going to make a guess

Answer 6

I cant take a guess man

Answer 7

`jeez i got a headache just looking at this `
I agree. They couldn't have made this more convoluted

Answer 8

9 more than four times jenny's number
if we call jenny''s number \(n\) then that would be \(4n+9\) to go in the inside parentheses

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

in the outside would go a \(3\)

Answer 11

in other words, the top line would look like \[3(4n+9)-2\]

Answer 12

ok Ive got that

Answer 13

normally it is a bad idea to give out direct answer, but frankly (not to boast) if it takes me ten minutes to understand the wording, lets call it a gift

Answer 14

THank you

Answer 15

last step is to multiply out and combine like terms to get the bottom answers

Answer 16

Let

R = robbie's number
J = jenny's number
K = kylie's number
W = willie's number

we know that Jenny made 'n' her number

"Robbie picked a number that is nine more than four times Jennie's number" means that R = 4n+9

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For Willie, it says "Willie picked a number that is two less than three times Robbie's number" telling us W = 3R - 2

From here you replace the R with 4n+9 because the two are equivalent, so you should have

3(4n+9) - 2

Answer 17

FLVS<<

Answer 18

so confuzzled

Answer 19

so 12n + ?

Answer 20

the other ones werent this hard