X+11=3
-11 -11
x=-8
you subtract 11 from both sides. then you got the answer.
Answer:
First, you get both of them with same denominator:
3/7 and 2/3 => 9/21 and 14/21, however, there are only 4 rational numbers between 9/21 and 14/21.
The solution is that you can raise the denominator 2 times:
9/21 and 14/21 => 18/42 and 28/42
Now you can select : 19/42, 20/42, 21/42, 22/42, 23/42. They are a group of 5 rational numbers you are looking for.
Answer: False, the decimal form of a rational can repeat.
Step-by-step explanation:
Rational numbers when in decimal form can either be terminating or repeating. So the answer to the question is false because they can repeat.
The simplification of rational expressions is explained
<u>Solution:</u>
Rational expressions are fractions that have a polynomial in the numerator, denominator, or both.
Rational expressions contain variables, they can be simplified in the same way that numerical fractions are simplified.
<em><u>Steps to simplify rational expressions:</u></em>
Let us see it with an example:
1) Look for factors that are common to the numerator & denominator
2) 3x is a common factor to the numerator & denominator. Note that it is clear that x ≠0
3) Cancel the common factor
4) If possible, look for other factors that are common to the numerator and denominator
5) After cancelling, you are left with
6) The final simplified rational expression is valid for all values of "x" except 0 and 1
We have to follow the same procedure for any rational expression.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number be x
18% of x = 0.6
18/100 × x = 0.6
18x/100 = 0.6
18x = 100 × 0.6
18x = 60
x = 60/18
x = 3.33