Chapter 1: Problem 10
Find the value for \((a) x=4\) and \((b) x=6\). \(x-3\)
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Chapter 1: Problem 10
Find the value for \((a) x=4\) and \((b) x=6\). \(x-3\)
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Write a numerical expression for each phrase and simplify. Three-fourths of the sum of \(-8\) and 12
Among entertainment expenditures, the average annual spending per U.S. household on fees and admissions was \(\$ 526\) in 2001 . This amount decreased \(\$ 32\) by 2003 and then increased \(\$ 112\) by \(2006 .\) What was the average household expenditure for fees and admissions in \(2006 ?\)
Write a numerical expression for each phrase and simplify. The product of 4 and \(-7,\) added to \(-12\)
To find the average (mean) of numbers, we add the numbers and then divide the sum by the number of terms added. For example, to find the average of \(14,8,3,9,\) and \(1,\) we add them and then divide by 5. $$ \frac{14+8+3+9+1}{5}=\frac{35}{5}=7 \leftarrow \text { Average } $$ Find the average of each group of numbers. \(23,18,13,-4,\) and \(-8\)
Simplify each expression. $$ 8.4(6 t-6)+2.4(9-3 t) $$
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