That'd be true only if the value of "s" is the exact same one for both
namely if sec(s) = cos(s)
then solving for "s"
thus
Answer:
The school baseball team sold 270 tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1
Identify the total amount of tickets sold by each player;
1 player=1 book of tickets
But 1 book=10 tickets
Step 2
Express the total cost of ticket sales per book as follows;
total cost=cost per ticket×number of tickets per book
where;
cost per ticket=$3
number of tickets per book=10
replacing;
total cost=(3×10)=$30
Step 3
Using the expression below, solve for the number of tickets sold
Total amount raised=price per ticket×number of tickets sold
where;
total amount raised=$810
price per ticket=$3
number of tickets sold=n
replacing;
810=3×n
3 n=810
n=810/3=270
n=270
The school baseball team sold 270 tickets
Just so you know, you have to know at least one of the variables to find out what the other is. Like for example, X could equal 2, so that would make y equal 5. Or X could equal 23, and that would make y equal 26.
Answer:
f(x)=2+3x
f(x)=1+2x
f(x)=3+4x
Step-by-step explanation:
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