Write an equivalent fraction for 10/2
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Using a system of equations, it is found that:
- For a profit of $255,000, 3400 tickets of $29 and 4600 tickets of $34 must be sold.
- For a profit of $271,000, 200 tickets of $29 and 7800 tickets of $34 must be sold.
- For a profit of $235,000, 7400 tickets of $29 and 600 tickets of $34 must be sold.
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The variables of the system are:
- x, which is the number of $29 tickets sold.
- y, which is the number of $34 tickets sold.
Total of 8,000 seats, all can be sold, thus:
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For a profit of $255,000, we have that:
For a profit of $255,000, 3400 tickets of $29 and 4600 tickets of $34 must be sold.
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For a profit of $271,000, we have that:
For a profit of $271,000, 200 tickets of $29 and 7800 tickets of $34 must be sold.
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For a profit of $235,000, we have that:
For a profit of $235,000, 7400 tickets of $29 and 600 tickets of $34 must be sold.
A similar problem is given at brainly.com/question/22826010
The original function is
f(x)=√x
As this is condition for √x function, x≥ 0
So,
Domain= [0, infinity)
Range= [0, infinity)
After the reflection across x-axis and y-axis, we get a function,
g(x)=-√-x
-x≥ 0 means x≤ 0,
So,
Domain= (-infinity, 0]
Range= (-infinity, 0]
From this you can see that
-The only value that is in the domains of both functions is 0.
-The range of g(x) is all values less than or equal to 0.
only these points are correct and all other points are wrong.
See the attached graphs for both functions.
