So first start out by writing an expression for the cost of the child and the adult separately.
Child:
6 + 1r ($6 + $1 per ride)
Adult:
10 + 1.5r ($10 + $1.50 per ride)
to find how much more the adult will spend, just do Adult Expression - Child Expression which will be:
10 + 1.5r - (6 + 1r) just simplify this
For Part B, use your equation from part A where r = 7
We know that there are two tickets (which we'll represent with x) and a fee for transporation (which is $20)
So we can set up the equation 20+2x=48
We want to isolate x so we'll subtract 20 from each side, which gives us the equation
2x=28
Then divide each side by 2
Giving us the final answer of
x=14
So each ticket costs $14
Answer:
This means that Tina has enough t-shirts for the entire trip and doesn't need to pack any more t-shirts.
Step-by-step explanation:
In total, she has five t-shirts, and she is packing for a five-day trip. Therefore, she has enough shirts to last her the entire trip.
This problem can be solve by graphing (technology), as suggested.
The answer is posted as an attached image. We see that after about 14.75 years, the invading species will surpass the indigenous population.
If it needs to be solved mathematically and accurately, the math is a little more advanced, using the bisection method, or Newton's method.
However, we can also do that by trial and error, starting from 14.75. It is easier than you might think.
Post if you would like to have more information on one or the other methods.
Note: the scale of y has been shrunk by 1000, so each unit on the y-axis represents 1000 frogs.
Jamal's age is 5 because Tim is 3 years younger which is 2 and add those two together and you get 7 and Wilma is twice his age so 10 and add the others