Answer: 6) x= 17 Same side interior angles sum to 180.
7) x= 3 Alternate exterior angles are equal.
8) x= 35 Corresponding angles are equal.
9) x= 12 Alternate interior angles are equal
Step-by-step explanation:
6) x= Same side interior angles sum to 180.
53+(8x-9)= 180
44+8x= 180
Subtract 44 from both sides
8x= 136
Divide both sides by 8
X = 17
7) x= Alternate exterior angles are equal. 15x+29= 26x-4
Subtract 15x from both sides
29= 11x-4
Add 4 to both sides
33= 11x
Divide both sides by 11
X=3
8) x= Corresponding angles are equal.
4x+7= 6x-63
Subtract 4x from both sides
7 = 2x -63
Add 63 to both sides
70= 2x
Divide both sides by 2
X= 35
9) x= Alternate interior angles are equal
9x+37= 14x-23
Subtract 9 x from both sides
37= 5x -23
Add 23 to both sides
60= 5x
Divide both sides by 5
12=x
Answer:
10 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
Adam- 3 mph = 20 minutes a mile
Amy- 12 mph = 5 minutes a mile
Adam left 30 minutes prior to Amy so he is a mile and a half ahead before amy even starts.
30 minutes = 1.5 miles (Adam)
7.5 minutes = 1.5 miles (Amy)
but with this being said you have to continue to add time and miles to Adam because he's now gone an extra 7.5 minutes too.
45 minutes = 2.25 miles
15 minues = 3 miles
no youre too far and Amy is now further so we have to go back some
40 minutes = 2 miles
10 minutes = 2 miles
With all this being said Amy only needs to ride her bike for 10 minutes before she catches back up to Adam
x= 7/13. Hope I helped you !!!!
Answer:
2b + 4c = 800
c > 100
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Time:
Car > Truck > Boat.
Cost of produce:
Truck > Boat > Car
Profit
Car > Truck > Boat.
We know that a worker works 400 minutes each day, and the profit that each worker needs to generate is $35, let's find how each worker needs to spend their time.
Let's call T to the number of trucks he makes, C for cars and B for boats.
Then, if he works 400 minutes we have:
T*10 + C*12 + B*8 ≤ 400
this means that the time expended crafting the toys can be, at most, 400 minutes (here you use the inequality because the worker actually can be less effective than the max, maybe tacking a break or something like that)
The other equation is:
T*1 + C*1.5 + B*0.6 ≥ 35
Here we use the inequality because the profit needs to be at least 35$, none the less, the profit can be more than tath.
Notice that if we want to solve the system with for the equal signs, it is:
T*1 + C*1.5 + B*0.6 = 35
T*10 + C*12 + B*8 = 400
We have 3 variables and 2 equations, this means that there are more than one solution for this system.
