Question
Kishore is making a 7 feet high door. If the height is 1 foot more than twice its width, what is its width?
Hint:
- Hint:
○ Form the eqaution using given information.
○ Take variable value as any alphabet.
○ Take terms with cofficient at one side and without cofficients at another side.
The correct answer is: x = 3
- Step by step explanation:
○ Given:
6 ( x + 1)= 4 ( 1 + ) + 6 + 3x
○ Step 1:
○ Let the width of door be x feet.
So, according to question,
Height = 2x + 1
○ Step 1:
○ It is given that height is 7 feet
∴ Height = 2x + 1
7 = 2x + 1
7 - 1 = 2x
6 = 2x
x =
x = 3
- Final Answer:
Hence, the width of door is 3 feet.
○ Step 1:
○ Let the width of door be x feet.
So, according to question,
Height = 2x + 1
○ Step 1:
○ It is given that height is 7 feet
∴ Height = 2x + 1
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Informally, a hypothesis is just drawing assumptions about something based on what you already know and have observed.
A conjecture is formally defined as a based-on-observations, a statement considered true.
Speculation is similar to your opinion about something you follow or perhaps a knowledgeable estimate.
For example, observe the numbers below: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12. What number would come next? You're probably thinking 14, but What led you to that conclusion, and why? You may have seen the pattern and that the list is counting in twos.
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You saw the pattern and concluded without making any claim.