The last one is the answer
Let n = cost of 1 notebook
Let p = cost of 1 pencil
Then,
3n + 4p = 8.5
5n + 8p = 14.5
You can solve for one variable in terms of the other and then substitute into the remaining equation.
3n + 4p = 8.5
+ 5n + 8p = 14.5
Multiply the top equation by -2 so that the p-containing terms cancel each other out:
-2(3n + 4p = 8.5)
+ 5n + 8p = 14.5
-n + 0 = -2.5
So after dividing both sides by -1, we see that n = $2.5. Plugging into the first equation gives p = $0.25.
3n + 4p = 8.5
5n + 8p = 14.5
Answer:
Is not possible to compute the angle under those conditions.
Step-by-step explanation:
You need more information, I will be more specific, there is a book called "Geometry" by Moise Downs where the following theorem is stated on the chapter 7.
Let ΔABC and ΔDEF be two triangles where AB = DE and AC = DF if
∠A > ∠D then BC > EF, which in simple terms means that, if two sides are equal, the angle between them can vary as much as you want and that will directly imply the size of the third size of your triangle.
Therefore, there is information missing in order to solve the question
