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10=4-(2x/3) how do I find x

10=4-(2x/3)

10=4 - (2x/3) subtract 4 from both sides

6= -2x/3 cross multiply

18=-2x divide both sides by -2

x=18/-2

x= -9

Sorry, don't know what you are talking about!.

How do you add numbers with exponents?

You add exponents when the base is the same.Example: 2^10 x 2^7=2^(10+7)=2^17. This only applies to multiplication. For division you subtract the exponents. Example:2^10 / 2^7=2^(10-7)=2^3.

This does NOT apply to additions and subtractions.

Go online to this link and get the formula from there:

https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/sequences-sums-arithmetic.html

Look under "Summing an Arithmetic Series"

4=17-5x what is x

5x=17-4=13 divide both sides by 5

x=13/5

x=2 3/5

I think your question is missing some crucial information. Otherwise, it is only a guessing game.

I think that he/she means:Sin(x)=.114, what is x? Take Sin^-1 of .114:

x=6.55 degrees.

I assume you mean \(x={sin}^{-1}(0.114)\)

\(x=0.114248...\)

What do you mean?

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Can you explain why the first choice is a better deal?

Good evening Guest!

f(x) = 2x + (k−3)     k=

Here is my opinion:

f(x) = 2x + k−3

f(x) = f(x)

2x + k − 3 = 2x + k − 3

Die Gleichung ist erfüllt für jeden Wert für k.

The equation is satisfied for any value of k.

Greeting asinus :- )

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how to find the 5th root of 32

This is how you do it: 32^(1/5) =2, so that: 2^5 =32

is there a function that only returns individual numbers ?

f(x)=2x-1     x in the set of integers

That will return 1,3,5....

And it is a function

Hello Guest!

What is the value you want to convert to degrees? (this?)

Greeting asinus :- )

  !

Where is "this"?

2x-3 over 18 - 2x+1 over 6 =

(2x - 3) / 18  -  (2x+1)/6 =

Simplify the following:
(2 x-3)/18+(-1-2 x)/6

Put each term in (2 x-3)/18+(-1-2 x)/6 over the common denominator 18: (2 x-3)/18+(-1-2 x)/6  =  (2 x-3)/18+(3 (-1-2 x))/18:
(2 x-3)/18+(3 (-1-2 x))/18

(2 x-3)/18+(3 (-1-2 x))/18 = ((2 x-3)+3 (-1-2 x))/18:
(-3+2 x+3 (-1-2 x))/18

3 (-1-2 x) = -3-6 x:
(2 x+-3-6 x-3)/18

Grouping like terms, 2 x-6 x-3-3 = (2 x-6 x)+(-3-3):
((2 x-6 x)+(-3-3))/18

2 x-6 x = -4 x:
(-4 x+(-3-3))/18

-3-3 = -6:
(-6-4 x)/18

Factor -2 out of -4 x-6:
-2 (2 x+3)/18

The gcd of -2 and 18 is 2, so (-2 (2 x+3))/18 = ((2 (-1)) (2 x+3))/(2×9) = 2/2×(-(2 x+3))/9 = (-(2 x+3))/9:
Answer: |  (-1 (2x+3))/9

When I summed ALL the values of x from x=19,002 to 19,999 using Wolfram/Alpha computing engine, I got this result which is EXACTLY the same as denominator of 40,000nCr20,000, which renders the result =1, which appears to meet your criteria. Here is the result:

sum_(x=19002)^19999 binomial(39001, x) binomial(999, 20000-x)~~6.320244956184859009513094953017778552721×10^12038 [This is the numerator]..............(1)

    6.320244956184859009513094953017778552721×10^12038 [This is the denominator]...........(2)

Divide 1/2=1 EXACTLY.

Thank you!. I got the answer I wanted.

Isn't it buried somewhere in your Textbook? But, just as a matter of curiosity, would the price be based on cost plus a profit margin? I'm no "business expert", but I'm sure if you consult your Textbook carefully, you will see the answer on some page. Good luck.

Always give an example of what you are trying to do. It will be far easier to show you what to do and how to do it.

Just divide: 68/62 =1.09677 - 1=0.09677 x 100 =9.677% or ~ 10%.

I'm assuming that by "length,"  you mean "perimeter".......if so....one side is just (1/4)  of this =

(1/4) [ 8m + 64]   =  2m + 16

nC2=1/4[n+2C2]

If by "nC2", you mean " Combinations of n objects 2 at a time", then there is no " natural number n" solution! It looks like something you made up on the fly!!.

Yes, 123,456,788 + 1 = 123,456,789

I mean , a function that when you pass any number , it will return individual one - like if x = 1 or 4 or 5 or 12 it always returns 1,3,5,7 ....