Factorize y2-5y+6 by factor theorem
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We will make use of the concept of prime factors for solving this question. The prime factors of 1517 are:
So, as can be clearly seen the Niagara Fall tour operator can either sell 37 tickets for $41 each or 41 tickets for $37 each.
Now, we know that we cannot reach $37 using just three bills. Thus, the only option left to us is $41 which can be broken down into three bills of $20,$20 and $1. This satisfies our condition.
Thus the cost of a ticket was $41 and 37 such tickets were sold.
Answer:
29% of the drive
Step-by-step explanation:
The plot of the problem is:
Transmitter at origin (0,0)
City to the north at (0,70)
City to the east at (74,0)
The path from city to city is a line with slope:
m = (-70)/74 = -35/37
and y-intercept at y = 70, so the equation is y = (-35/37)*x + 70.
The transmitter reach the area enclosed by the next circle:
x^2 + y^2 = 53^2
See the picture attached
The intersection is gotten from the picture or solving:
x^2 + [(-35/37)*x + 70]^2 = 53^2
the points approximately are: (24.1, 47.2) and (45.8, 26.7)
From Pythagorean theorem the total distance of the trip is:
d1 = √(70^2 + 74^2) ≈ 101.9 miles
And the distance when the signal is picked up is:
d2 =√ [(45.8 - 24.1)^2 + (47.2 - 26.7)^2] ≈ 29.9 miles
You will pick up a signal from the transmitter in (d2/d1)*100 = 29% of the drive.
