Let the number of ride tickets = x tickets.
And the total cost is given by y.
Fair charges $1.25 per ticket for the rides.
Johnny bought = 25 tickets.
Therefore, cost of 25 tickets @ $1.25 per ticket = 25 × 1.25 = $31.25
Total amount spent at the fair = $43.75.
Fair admission charge = Total amount spent - Cost of 25 tickets = 43.75 - 31.25 =$12.50.
Therefore, total cost of the fair = Fix fair admission charge + total cost of x number of tickets @1.25 each.
y = 12.50 + 1.25x.
Therefore, y = 12.50 + 1.25x is the linear equation that can be used to determine the cost for anyone who only pays for x ride tickets and $ 12.50 fair admission.
Answer: 40
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of correct questions Sally got = 28 questions
Percentage of correct questions answered= 70% on the exam,
Total number of questions in the exam = Unknown
Let the total questions in the exam be represented as y.
Since Sally got 70% correctly, this will be:
70% of y = 28
70/100 × y = 28
0.7 × y = 28
0.7y = 28
Divide both side by 0.7
0.7y/0.7 = 28/0.7
y = 40
There are 40 questions in the exam.
3/4 is greater
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Answer:
348 kiwis
Step-by-step explanation:
Jamie is packing Kiwie fruits into a tray
Each tray holds 58 kiwis
He can put 6 trays in a crate
Hence when the craye is full the number of kiwis it will contain can be calculated as follows
°= 58×6
= 348 kiwis
