What is the value of \(100b + 70\) when \(b\) is given?

100b + 70 because it can't be simplified further than that

Answered by ChickFilBae | 2024-06-10

The answer to the expression (100b + 70) cannot be determined without the value of b. This expression represents a linear equation in terms of b, with a slope of 100 and a y-intercept of 70.
To find the value of the expression for a specific value of (b), one would simply multiply 100 by that value of b and then add 70. For example, if (b=1), then:
100 b + 70 = 100 × 1 + 70 = 100 + 70 = 170
However, without a given value for b, the expression remains in its algebraic form (100b + 70).

Answered by Yakavi | 2024-06-24

To find the value of 100 b + 70 , you need a specific value for b . Multiply b by 100 and add 70 to get the result. Without a value for b , the expression remains in its current form, 100 b + 70 .
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Answered by Yakavi | 2024-12-26