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21.10.2020 •
Mathematics
If -2z+3=9 what is the value of 2/3z?
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Ответ:
-2
Step-by-step explanation:
1.Subtract 3 from both sides and the equation is -2z=6
2.Divide both sides by -2 and the equation is z=-3
3.Multiply -3 by 2/3 and you get -2
Ответ:
A. 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: Colorado Rockies played 160 games and won 64.
To find: For every two games they won, how many games did they lose?
Solution: In order to find for every two games they won, how many games did they lose, we first need to find the number of games they lose.
So, we have
total games![=160](/tpl/images/0082/9882/0384d.png)
games won![=64](/tpl/images/0082/9882/1b732.png)
games lose![=160-64=96](/tpl/images/0082/9882/a4b71.png)
Now, we need to find the ratio of number of games won to the number of games they lose
Therefore, the ratio is 2:3.
So, for every 2 games they won, they lose 3 games.
Hence, option A. 3 is correct.