Well, isn't that just a happy little math problem! When b is 5, we can substitute that value into the expression 3b - b. So, it becomes 3(5) - 5, which simplifies to 15 - 5, giving us a final value of 10. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, math can be quite satisfying once you see the final picture come together.
If b = 5 then 15-10 = 5
The answer to 4a times 3b equals 1.3. You have to find the value of A and B.
if you meant to write the problem as "3b + 5 = 29", then this is how to solve: 3b + 5 = 29 - 5 - 5 subtract 5 from each side 3b = 24 simplify b = 8 divide each side by 3 to get b by itself
It is an equation and the value of b is 3
b is the square root of 5/3
If b = 5 then 15-10 = 5
(3b)5 = 243 b5The actual numerical value depends on the value of ' b ',and it changes instantly any time ' b ' changes.
If a + b = 6, what is the value of 3a + 3b?
3b2 + b - 10 = 0 This quadratic equation can be factored. (3b -5)(b +2) = 0 The equation can be solved when either (3b - 5) = 0, or (b + 2) = 0. If 3b - 5 = 0 then 3b = 5 : b = 5/3 If b + 2 = 0 then b = -2 The roots or solutions to this equation are b = 5/3 and b = -2
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The answer to 4a times 3b equals 1.3. You have to find the value of A and B.
if you meant to write the problem as "3b + 5 = 29", then this is how to solve: 3b + 5 = 29 - 5 - 5 subtract 5 from each side 3b = 24 simplify b = 8 divide each side by 3 to get b by itself
It is an equation and the value of b is 3
3b+4 = b+12 3b-b = 12-4 2b = 8 b = 4
b is the square root of 5/3
Probably b.
The equation cannot be solved as there are two unknowns. However it can be simplified and the two unknowns (a and b) expressed in terms of the second unknown. 1) Expressing a in terms of b 4a + 2 = 3b - 5 4a = 3b -7 if desired this could be stated as a = (3b - 7)/4 2) Expressing b in terms of a 3b - 5 = 4a + 2 3b = 4a + 7 if desired this could be stated as b = (4a + 7)/3