Ok i have a Summer Math Assignment & i really need help on this qs.
it's part B of the qs. so i'll show you the whole thing
Part 2. Extended Reponse Qs. (2 points each)
Answer each qs.. Show all Work
Qs. 5 Adrian correctly solved two equations in math class.
Part A: What value did Adrian find for n in her first equation? (i solved this problem already)
38 + n = 57
38 - = - 38
______________
n = 19
srry it look a bit confusing i can't do it on a computer
i cross out the 38 + & 38 -
i subtract 57 & 38 which i got 19
Part B: What value did she find for y in her second equation?
y
- = 103
5
i kno this is NOT a do homework for kids site but i really need help
i really forgot how to do it
i look through my notes (gr. 6th this packet is imcoming 7th grade) but not there
plzzz
just show step by step how to do it
u don't have to tell me the answer cuz that woundn't b fare for you guys
i find the answer myself
just show me step by step how to do this
Thank You (for the ppl who r going to answer this)
Happy Labor Day by the way :)
:) :) :)
Part A is correct.
Part B: What value did she find for y in her second equation?
y
- = 103
5
Multiply both sides of the equation by 5.
y = 103 * 5
y = 515
Happy Labor Day to you, too. :-)
Oh i get now you multiply 103 x 5 to find the y ok
thank you !!!! :)
oh can you answer my other one (Math!)
thx
:) :) :)
You're welcome, Gen.
38+n=57 is let me solve for you step by step:n+38=57 subtract from
-38 -38 both sides
then you get the answere of 57-38 wich =19
n=19
by the way im in 8th grade :D
I already did that
you did wazzz Part A
i needed help on Part B
but thx for helping
Good Luck in gr. 8th
Do well so that way you go high level classes easily in high skool
by the way i'm in 7th grade (well right now cuz i start 7th grade this wednesday)
Hi! I'd be happy to help you with your math problem.
To find the value of y in the second equation, we'll go through it step by step:
Step 1: Write down the equation:
y/5 = 103
Step 2: To solve for y, we need to isolate it on one side of the equation. In this case, we want to get rid of the fraction. To do that, we'll multiply both sides of the equation by 5 to cancel out the denominator:
(y/5) * 5 = 103 * 5
Simplifying the equation, we have:
y = 515
Step 3: Check your answer by substituting the value of y back into the equation:
515/5 = 103
And indeed, 103 is equal to 103, so our answer y = 515 is correct.
Remember to always check your answer to make sure it is correct!
I hope this step-by-step explanation helps you understand how to solve the problem. Good luck with your summer math assignment! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.