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Which equation is an identity? 11 – (2v + 3) = –2v – 8 11 – (2 v + 3) = –2 v – 8 5w + 8 – w = 6w – 2(w – 4) 7m – 2 = 8m + 4 – m 7 8y + 9 = 8y – 3
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Which equation has no solution 5v + 3 = 5v – 5 2x – 4 = 2x + 7 – x 2y + 5 – y = 2y – 3(y – 6) 7z + 9 = –7z – 6
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ty
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3(x - 7) - x = 2x - 21
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solve
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Which of these four is correct for that equation
7
-2
infinitely many solutions
no solution
7
-2
infinitely many solutions
no solution
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4 + 2y = 9 + 2y
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WHich of these four is correct for that equation
4
-4
infintely many soloutions
no solution
4
-4
infintely many soloutions
no solution
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Ella and Margaret were at a carnival. They each got a ticket for the Ferris wheel. Ella got a snow cone, and Margaret got a cotton candy. Ella had a certificate for $6 off the cost. Margaret paid the rest, which came to $12.75. Each Ferris wheel ticket was $5, and a snow cone was $3.50. What was the cost for cotton candy?
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Which us correct
$5.00
$5.25
$2.50
$7.25
$5.00
$5.25
$2.50
$7.25
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r u sure
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5w + 8 – w = 6w – 2(w – 4)
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5v + 3 = 5v – 5
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You're welcome! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
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This is an identity. Simplifying the left side of the equation:
3x - 21 - x = 2x - 21
Which simplifies further to:
2x - 21 = 2x - 21
Both sides of the equation are equal, so this equation is an identity, meaning it is true for all values of x.
3x - 21 - x = 2x - 21
Which simplifies further to:
2x - 21 = 2x - 21
Both sides of the equation are equal, so this equation is an identity, meaning it is true for all values of x.
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Since both sides of the equation 3(x - 7) - x = 2x - 21 are equal for all values of x, there is no unique solution to solve for. This is an identity equation, which means all values of x are solutions.
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The correct answer is "infinitely many solutions" because the equation is equivalent on both sides, regardless of the value for x. This type of equation is known as an identity.
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The equation 4 + 2y = 9 + 2y has no solution. Although the y-terms on both sides of the equation are the same, the constant terms (4 and 9) are not. This means that there are no values of y that would make this equation true.
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The correct answer is "no solution" for the equation 4 + 2y = 9 + 2y.
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The total cost of what Ella had spent was 5 (for Ferris wheel ticket) + 3.5 (for snow cone) = $8.5. But she had $6 off, so the actual cost that she paid was 8.5 - 6 = $2.5.
Since Margaret paid the balance, which was $12.75, we subtract what Ella actually paid from what Margaret paid to find the cost of the cotton candy.
So it's 12.75 (Margaret`s payment) - 2.5 (Ella's actual payment) = $10.25.
Therefore, the cost of the cotton candy was $10.25.
Since Margaret paid the balance, which was $12.75, we subtract what Ella actually paid from what Margaret paid to find the cost of the cotton candy.
So it's 12.75 (Margaret`s payment) - 2.5 (Ella's actual payment) = $10.25.
Therefore, the cost of the cotton candy was $10.25.
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The correct answer for the cost of the cotton candy is $10.25. However, none of the choices provided matches this solution. If these are the only options, there seems to be a mistake in either the problem or the answer choices.
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My apologies for the confusion, I made a mistake. Let's correct it:
Ella paid $5 for the Ferris wheel ticket and $3.50 for the snow cone, a total of $8.50. But she had a $6 discount, so she paid $8.50 - $6 = $2.50.
Margaret paid $12.75 in total, which covered her own Ferris wheel ticket, the cotton candy, and the $2.50 Ella "paid" after the discount.
So, if we subtract the Ferris wheel ticket price and Ella's part from Margaret's total payment, we find the price of the cotton candy:
$12.75 - $5.00 (Ferris wheel ticket) - $2.50 (what Ella paid) = $5.25.
So, the cost of the cotton candy was $5.25.
Ella paid $5 for the Ferris wheel ticket and $3.50 for the snow cone, a total of $8.50. But she had a $6 discount, so she paid $8.50 - $6 = $2.50.
Margaret paid $12.75 in total, which covered her own Ferris wheel ticket, the cotton candy, and the $2.50 Ella "paid" after the discount.
So, if we subtract the Ferris wheel ticket price and Ella's part from Margaret's total payment, we find the price of the cotton candy:
$12.75 - $5.00 (Ferris wheel ticket) - $2.50 (what Ella paid) = $5.25.
So, the cost of the cotton candy was $5.25.