Which expression is equivalent to b^-2/ab^-3 assume a=0 b=0
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<u><em>a=1/100pt is the correct answer.</em></u> First you had to multiply by t from both sides of equation, and it gave us, ⇒ . And then you had to flip an equation, and it gave us, ⇒
. You can also divide by one-hundred (100) from both sides of equation, and it gave us,
. And finally, and it gave us the answer is a=1/100pt is the final answer. Hope this helps! And thank you for posting your question at here on brainly, and have a great day. -Charlie
So for this, this can be written into the equation 
(x = number of months, y = total cost).
To solve this problem, we need to plug in 1325 into the y-variable and solve from there.
Subtract 35 on each side to get
Then just divide by 50 on each side, and your answer should be
And because we cannot go past budget, we will have to round down to 25. In context, the maximum amount of months Abbey can do is 25 months.
To solve this problem, we need to plug in 1325 into the y-variable and solve from there.
Subtract 35 on each side to get
Then just divide by 50 on each side, and your answer should be
And because we cannot go past budget, we will have to round down to 25. In context, the maximum amount of months Abbey can do is 25 months.