No, because 64 does not go into 180 evenly.
It could be -20.50 but not sure do u have answer choices
May I ask what is the given location of M?
Since you have an equation equal to both x and y, you can either substitute the equation equal to x for x or the equation equal to y for y.
x=y-1
y=4-2x
I would substitute the y in using 4-2x
x=(4-2x)-1
x=3-2x
3x=3
x=1
Then plug in x and solve for y
1=y-1
2=y
Answer: 17.5 gallons
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula to solve this question will be: g = d/m
where, g = number of gallons of gasoline used
d = distance travelled = 315 miles
m = miles per gallon = 18 miles/gallon
Therefore, the number of gallons of gasoline that Darnell will need to travel 315 miles will be:
g = d/m
g = 315/18
= 17.5 gallons
