r = 5z
15z = 3y (divide by 3 to both sides)
5z = y
r = y
if r=5z and 15z =3 then r=10y
It would appear that r = y
3 equals rings in a circus
10 = r + 3 Subtract 3 from each side: 7 = r
You subtract 11 from both sides and r equals negative 7. See... r+11=3 -11 -11 r=7
if r=5z and 15z =3 then r=10y
if: r = 5z 15z = 3y then: z = y/5 r = 5(y/5) r = y
It would appear that r = y
Well, honey, if r equals 5z and 15z is 3 times y, then r must be equal to y. It's simple math, darling. Just plug in the values and you'll see it for yourself.
Don't do the question immediately, read the sentence 3 times and visualize what is it saying. Its just like hitting you from the left to right brain and back to left brain again, but focus thinking on the right, its just confusing as it sounds but its just simplicity in a rather complex sentence if you did not read it carefully. Since R = 5Z then 15Z = 3Y then R = ? Since it means one R = 5Z 15Z = 3y, saying 3times the Y = 15Z So you want to find out R =?, 5Z = R, 10Z = 2Y so R = Y! :D
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3 equals rings in a circus
pq-r, if p is 3, q is 4, and r is -6 is equal to 3 x 4 - (-6), which is equal to 12 + 6, which is equal to 18.
10 = r + 3 Subtract 3 from each side: 7 = r
You subtract 11 from both sides and r equals negative 7. See... r+11=3 -11 -11 r=7
12 = r/3 + 16
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