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  1. d.
    ax + b = cx + d
    ax– cx=d– b
    (a – c)x = (d – b)
    = ((da––bc))
    x= da––bc

  2. a.Let x be the smallest of the four whole num-
    bers. The next three consecutive odd whole
    numbers are then x+2,x+ 4, and x+ 6. The
    sentence “The sum of four consecutive, odd
    whole numbers is 48” can be expressed as the
    equation x+ (x+ 2) + (x+ 4) + (x+ 6) = 48.
    We solve this equation for xas follows:


x+ (x+2) + (x+ 4) + (x+ 6) = 48
4 x+ 12 = 48
4 x= 36
x= 9

Thus, the smallest of the four whole numbers
is 9.


  1. a.In order to solve for T, we must simply
    divide both sides of the equation by nR. This
    results in the equation T= PV\nR.

  2. a.
    B =
    B=(D –A) = C+ A
    BD– BA= C+ A
    BD– C= A+ BA
    BD– C= A(1 + B)
    A=
    183. b.30% ofris represented symbolically as 0.30r,
    and 75% ofsis represented symbolically as
    0.75s. The fact that these two quantities are
    equal is represented by the equation 0.30r=
    0.75s. We are interested in 50% ofswhen r=
    30. So, we substitute r= 30 into this equation,
    solve for s, and then multiply the result by 0.50:


0.30(30) = 0.75s
9 = 0.75s
s= 0.^975 = 12

So, 50% ofsis equal to 0.50(12) = 6.


  1. e.We must solve the given equation for g:


fg+ 2f– g= 2 – (f+ g)
fg+ 2f– g= 2 – ( f+ g)
fg+ 2f– g= 2 – f– g
fg= 2 – f– g– 2f+ g
fg = 2 – 3f
g= 2–f3f


  1. b.Let xbe the width of the room. Then,
    the length of the room is equal to 2x+ 3.
    The perimeter of the room is given by 2x+
    2(2x+ 3). Since this quantity is known to be
    66, we must solve the equation 2x+ 2(2x+ 3)
    = 66 as follows:


2 x+ 2(2x+ 3) = 66
2 x+ 4x+ 6 = 66
6 x+ 6 + 66
6 x= 60
x= 10

Thus, the length of the room is 2(10) + 3 = 23
feet.

BD– C
1 + B

C +A
D –A

(a – c)x
(a – c)

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