If the number of adult tickets are taken as x then the number of children’s tickets can be taken as (89 — x ) then we can set up the equation
4.10(x) + 2.70 (89 — x) = 331.30
4.10x + 240.3 — 2.70x = 331.30
1.4x = 331.30 — 240.30
1.4x = 91
X = 65
Therefore 65 adult tickets and 24 children tickets as 89 — 65 is 24
If it's just distribution, not solving for s (I mean I could but do you need to?):
5(2s² - 3s + 4) Distribute/multiply 5 into (2s² - 3s + 4)
(5)2s² - (5)3s + (5)4
10s² - 15s + 20
It is two units shifted downwards. you can see it by substituting x=0 for both equations
it means that u have to ratios that are equivalent in weight meaning 3:3 = 1 and so is 6:6=1
Let the # be n.
Then 8(1/n) = 4(1/6). Mult both sides by 6n to elim. the fractions:
6n(8) 6n(4)
------- = -------- => 48 = 4n, and so n = 12 (answer)
n 6
