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True [87]
4 years ago
7

A football stadium holds 52,000 fans. A college student is doing research and determines that on any given game day, the home te

am has five times as many fans as the visiting team. In order to help the student in his research, he represents the number of home team tickets as H and the visiting team’s tickets as V.
Which system of equations does the college student use to determine how many tickets each team gets?

a.
10 Tuna salad
20 BLT
c.
18 Tuna salad
12 BLT
b.
15 Tuna salad
15 BLT
d.
20 Tuna salad
10 BLT
Mathematics
2 answers:
Kamila [148]4 years ago
8 0
Hi!!
The answer to your question is asking us to  make an algerbraic equation for this situation.
H = 5V
Also, H + V = 52,000. H and V can then be solves by solving the 2 equations.
The results are 43,333 and 8,667
If you still don't understand message me
If you do plz brainlest
Alekssandra [29.7K]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

H+V= 52,000

H-5V=0

Step-by-step explanation:

When you start the system of equations you just need to know, that H plus the V is th total ticket numbers, that is H+V=52,000 and that if the the home tema has 5 times more tickets thant he visitor team, in this case you know that H=5V, if you clear to leave the equation equal to 0 you´ll get H-5V=0. Then you just solve the equations and you het that Home tickets are 43,333 and visiting tikets are 8,666.

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