Answer:
(2.3, 4.75)
Step-by-step explanation:
The point where 2 lines intersect is the solution to the system of equations.
For a), wouldn't you multiply the cost of a twin by the quantity of a twin beige (N) and the cost of a queen by the quantity of the queen beige (N) and then the cost of the king by the quantity of the king beige (N) for CN and do the same thing but with the south quantities?
And then for b), it's just comparing which one had the most money and find the difference...
And then C), would be relatively self explanatory where CN would be the potential profit in N and CS would be the potential profit in S and then CN+CS would be the potential profit total?
You would divided both sides by 3 and 1x would equal 6
Answer:
it would be A
Step-by-step explanation:
hopefully it helped
Multiply each side of the given equation by 60 to get rid of all the fractions.
You'll wind up with an equation to which the only possible solution is y=0 .
The question is kind of lame, but that's what we have to put up with
while we're taking math.