Chapter 3: Problem 39
Evaluate each of the following: $$8-11$$
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Chapter 3: Problem 39
Evaluate each of the following: $$8-11$$
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Perform the indicated operations on the given inequality. Sketch the resulting
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A store manager orders carpet for her showroom and office space. The showroom area requires 225 sq yd more carpet than the office space. She chooses carpet for the showroom costing \(\$ 15.39\) per sq yd and carpet for the office costing \(\$ 9.99\) per sq yd. If the total cost of the carpet ordered is \(\$ 7,650.45,\) how many square yards were ordered for the office?
Separate the following equations into groups of equivalent equation \(=\) \(\begin{aligned} x+1 &=16 \\ x &=-1 \\ x+7 &=6 \end{aligned}\) \(\begin{aligned} 2 x &=18 \\ x-3 &=12 \\ x &=9 \end{aligned}\) \(\begin{aligned} 2 x &=10 \\ x+2 &=11 \\ 5 x &=25 \end{aligned}\) \(\begin{aligned} x &=15 \\ 2 x &=30 \\ x-2 &=7 \end{aligned}\)
Solve each of the problems algebraically. That is, set up an equation and solve it. Be sure to clearly label what the variable represents. Round your answer to the nearest tenth where necessary. The length of a rectangle is 7 more than twice its width. If the perimeter of the rectangle is \(50 \mathrm{cm},\) find the dimensions of the rectangle.
Solve the given inequality. Round off your answers to the nearest hundredth where necessary. $$0.5(x-0.3)>0.25(x+3)$$
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