Subtracting mx from both sides, we get y-mx=b
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
147.5 km and 64.4 km
Step-by-step explanation:
a=120 km
b=70 km
β=28 degrees (
∘)
b^2=(a^2)+(c^2)−2ac*cosβ
70^2
=(120^2
)+(c^2)−2⋅ 120⋅ c⋅ cos(28∘ )
(c^2
) −211.907c+9500=0
note p, q, and r are replacement variables in the Pythagorean theorem since a, b, and c are already in use
p=1;q=−211.907;r=9500
D=(q^2
) −4pr=(211.907^2
)−4⋅1⋅9500=6904.75561996
D>0
=
(−q± 
)/2p=(211.91±
)/2
=105.95371114±41.5474295834
(
−147.501140726)(
−64.4062815596)=0
=147.501140726
=64.4062815596
Well you can't actually find a number, but you can make an equation.
lets call the bag of candy x, and the number of students in the teachers class S.
she gives every student in her class 4 pieces, so to find that amount, we have to multiply the number of students in her class by 4, the pieces of candy. 4S
afterwards she has 48 pieces, which is the endpoint, x is the starting point because that's the amount of candy the teacher started with.
so your equation is x-4S=48, but the thing is, the question is looking for the amount of students she gave candy to, so we have to isolate S, or in easier words; put S on one side, and the numbers on the other.
so the equation is S=1/4x-12
