Answer:
A)
x= the number of ride tickets
y= the total cost of admission plus how many ride tickets a person purchases
B)
y= 1.25x + 9.5
C)
It is a$1.25 per ticket for the rides at the fair, so it would be 1.25 multiplied by the amount of tickets that are purchased (x). Spencer bought 17 tickets, so 17x1.25= 21.25 and it says that he spent a total of $30.75 at the fair, so 30.75-21.25=9.5, so that means the cost of admission is $9.50.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Total distance 5 km; at 5km / 0.65 h =
Second part distance: x; at 6 km/h, during t2
First part distance: 5 - x; at 8.75 km/h, during t1
V = d/t ⇒ t = d/V
t2 = x/6
t1=[5-x]/8.75
t2 + t1 = 0.65
x/6 + [5-x]/8.75 = 0.65
x/6 + 5/8.75 - x/8.75 = 13/20
x/6 - x/8.75 = 13/20 - 5/8.75
x/6 - 4x/35 =13/20 - 20/35
35x - 24x = (35*6)(35*13 - 20*20)/(20*35)
11 x = 16.5
x = 16.5/11 = 1.5 km
Answer:
Tax credits
State licensing fees
State taxes
Step-by-step explanation:
Tax credits- Usually referred to as a tax deduction. States such as California have an electric car tax credit to encourage transition from carbon-fueled cars to electric or hybrid cars.
State licensing fees-Cars are usually registered in the state in which they are purchased. As such you have to pay the state's licensing fee during car purchase.
State taxes-Different states have different sales tax charged on new, used or leased cars.
Answer:
-0.2 is your answer correct me if i am wrong
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
68
Step-by-step explanation:
70 add 32
160 - 92
