Answer:
Number of adult tickets sold= 100
Step-by-step explanation:
Giving the following information:
Adults tickets= $15
Student tickets= $10
Number of tickets sold= 150
Total sales= $2,000
<u>First, we determine the systems of equations:</u>
15*x + 10*y= 2,000
x + y = 150
x= number of adults tickets sold
y= number of students tickets sold
<u>Now, we isolate x in one equation, and substitute it in the other one:</u>
x= 150 - y
15*(150 - y) + 10y = 2,000
2,250 - 15y + 10y = 2,000
250 = 5y
50= y
x= 150 - 50
x= 100
<u>Prove: </u>
15*100 + 10*50= 2,000
100 + 50 = 150
Answer:
<h2>$4.7</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
step one:
Let the cost be y
to solve for the cost of a movie ticket, we need to solve the expression
y=2.75+0.10x
step two:
given that x is the number of years between 1980-2000
the number of years is 20years
put x= 20 in the expression for the cost we have
y=2.75+0.10(20)
y=2.7+2
y=$4.7
<span>g(f(x)) = g(-5x+4) = 4(-5x+4) + 5 = 21-20x</span>
Treat it as a fraction where it must stay equal
6/54
with fractions, you can do anything as long as you do it so top and bottom
so 6/54=1/9=2/18=3/27=4/36=5/45 etc
but don't forget to convert back to ratios
so some examples are 1:9
2:18
3:27
4:35
5:45
