Answer:
The number of 7th students on the Jackson Middle School basketball teams is 17 and the number of 8th students on the Jackson Middle School basketball teams is 36
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x ----> the number of 7th students on the Jackson Middle School basketball teams
y ----> the number of 8th students on the Jackson Middle School basketball teams
we know that
There are 53 students on the Jackson Middle School basketball teams
so
-----> equation A
The number of 8th graders is 15 fewer than three times the number of 7th graders
so
----> equation B
substitute equation B in equation A

solve for x

Find the value of y

therefore
The number of 7th students on the Jackson Middle School basketball teams is 17 and the number of 8th students on the Jackson Middle School basketball teams is 36
Remember
xyz=(x)(y)(z)
if x and y and z are all perfect cubes, xyz is also a perfect cube
remmeber
(x^n)^m=x^(mn)
so if it is perfect cube it can be factored into
(x^n)^3, such taht n is a whole number
basiclaly, see if the expoent is divisble by 3
all of them should be perfect cubes
215x^18y^3z^21
split them up to see which ones need changing
215=5*43, not a perfect cube
could be changed to 6^3, which is 216
x^18=(x^6)^3
y^3=y^3
z^21=(z^7)^3
the 215 needs to be changed
A quadratic equation has either two different real roots, one real root, or two conjugate complex roots (this is the case when the discriminant is negative, i.e. when you have no real roots).
Two conjugate complex roots have the same real part and opposite imaginary parts. So, the solutions to Amina's equation will be in this form:

For some 
Answer:
3x+7=10x+17
Step-by-step explanation:
1.9
10x
27x