The answer to this question is x^(rt + s) since (x^r)^t becomes x^(rt) by the exponent power of a power property. Then multiplying powers of the same base results in the exponents being summed.
According to the question statement, the total sum of students is 221, which includes the students that ride on bus and the students that ride in a van.
The students that ride in a van are five, the students that ride on bus are 6 times s which is the product of the number of buses and the number of students that are on each bus.
Write all this information into an equation, this way:
Now, solve the equation for s to find the number of students that are on each bus.
There are 36 students on each bus.
Answer:
Mean: 4.44 add up every number and divide it by how many there is.
Median: 3 put from least to greatest and count till the middle.
Mode: 3 because it appears the most
Answer:
No, it doesn't pass the vertical line test.
b = number of tickets sold before
a = number of tickets sold after
cost of a ticket = number of tickets times cost per ticket
before cost = 39.95b
after cost = 54.95a
total cost = 925000
39.95b + 54.95a = 925000
total number tickets = 20000
b + a = 20000
we have
39.95b + 54.95a = 925000
b + a = 20000
multiply second equation by -39.95 and add to first equation
39.95b + 54.95a = 925000
-39.95b-39.95a = -799000 +
0b+15a = 126000
15a = 126000
divide bot sides by 15
a = 8400
sub back
b + a = 20000
b+8400 = 20000
minus 8400 both sides
b = 11600
11,600 tickets sold before
8400 tickets sold after
