Joseph owns a hot dog stand and sells specialized hot dogs. He charges $1.50 for a plain hot dog and then an additional $0.50 fo
2 answers:
Hot Dog Stand
Let
C--------> total cost of the hot dog
x-------> is the number of toppings
we know that
where
The slope of the linear equation is equal to
The y-coordinate of the y-intercept of the linear function is equal to
That means -------> This is the cost of the hot dog without topping
Hamburgers Stand
Let
C--------> total cost of the hamburger
x-------> is the number of toppings
we know that
where
The slope of the linear equation is equal to
The y-coordinate of the y-intercept of the linear function is equal to
That means -------> This is the cost of the hamburger without topping
therefore
<u>the answer is</u>
The linear equation of the hamburger cost is equal to
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As you know, the perimeter of a triangle is just all the lengths of the sides added up.
We'll start with side AC first. We can see that A is (-8, -4) and C is (-6, -2). That means to get from A to C, we need to go 2 units to the right, and 2 units up. Which means we have our two sides to work out the length from Pythagoras' theorem. 2² + 2² = c², c = √8.
Now we'll move onto side AB. We already know A is (-8, -4) from above, and B is (-7, -8). That means to get from A to B, we have to go 4 units down, and 1 unit to the right. So once again: 4² + 1² = c², c = √17.
Lastly, we'll work out side BC. We know that B is (-7, -8) and C is (-6, -2). That means to get to C from B, we have to go 1 unit to the right and 6 units up. So, again: 1² + 6² = c², c = √37.
Now that we have all of our lengths, we simply just add them up!
√8 + √17 + √37 ≈ 13.03 units.
(I've also attached something to help you visualise how I worked it out.)
