Let F = father's age Let S = son's age F = 3S F - 5 = 4(S-5) F - 5 = 4S -20 F = 4S - 15 F = 3S 3S = 4S-15 S = 15, age of son
C# 5 times, then D# 5 times, then G# 4 times, and then, depending on which part of the song, it's F on the D string 5 times or F on the C string 5 times. Happy Viva la Viding!! ;-)
5 times the function of f
4/5 (4 + f) = 4(4+f)/5
5 +1/4 f = 5 + f/4
If you take the degrees Celsius times 9/5 and add 32 degrees, you will get the degrees Fahrenheit. °C x 9/5 + 32 = °F
C divided by 5 times 9 the add 32.-100 divided by 5 then times 9 then add 32=-148Memorize you benchmarksC F-40= -400 = 32100= 21237= 98.6
f = 202 because 7*5*202 = 7070
Start by taking the number in Celsius and multiply it by 9. Then divide that number by 5, and then add 32. This is how you convert Celsius to Fahrenheit or use the equation F = (9/5)C + 32In this case, the answer is -4 degrees Fahrenheit.
f(x) = (3x - 4)/5 f(0) = [3(0) - 4]/5 = -4/5
It's not solvable: Proof that it's not solvable: 2 simultaneous equations - let F =father and S=son F = 4S (father is 4 times son's age) and F-5=7S (father minus 5 years equals 7 times son's age). Combining both gives 4S=7S+5 which is 3S=-5. Clearly you cannot have a negative age, which makes the question nonsensical.
^ means "to the power of" F ^ 2 + 4 = 5 ^ 2 F ^2 +4 = 25 F ^2+4 -4 = 25 -4 F^2 = 21 F = (square root of 21)