Answer is A and C because they equal to 3(10-c)
While it's pretty obvious to most of us that
-13x=90-2y
-6x=48-2y
is a system of linear equations, it'd be well to include that info plus the instructions "solve this system of linear equations."
Subtract the 2nd equation from the first:
-13x=90-2y
+6x=-48+2y
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-7x = 42. Then x = -42/7, or x = 6.
Now subst. 6 for x in either one of the given equations. Suppose we use the 2nd equation:
-6x=48-2y
Then -6(6)=48-2y, or -36 = 48 - 2y, or 2y = 48+ 36 = 84. Then y = 42.
The solution is (6, 42).
Answer:
<h3>The length of y is 62.82 cm.</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given a right triangle with an angle 30°.
Opposite side of angle 30° is x and adjacent side is y.
Also, given length of side x=36.25 cm.
In order to find the value of y, we need to apply tangent trigonometrical ratio.
We know,

Therefore,

Plugging values of
and x=36.25, we get

Plugging value of
in above equation, we get

On multiplying both sides by y, we get

0.577y=36.25
Dividing both sides by 0.577, we get

y=62.82
<h3>Therefore, the length of y is 62.82 cm.</h3>
Answer: 3617.28 cubic millimeters.
Step-by-step explanation: I used the formula of a sphere since a gumball is a shape of a sphere and plugged the radius into the formula.
I got that the volume of a single gumball is 288π cubic millimeters.
Since there are 4 gumballs, i multiplied the volume by 4.
The total volume of the four gumballs add up to be 1152π .
Lastly, I multiplied 1152 by pi
and got the answer to be 3617.28 cubic millimeters
Answer:
the runners have gone 20.8 times around the globe all together
Step-by-step explanation:
At the Bostom Marathon, we have a total of
N = 20,000 runners
We know that each runner ran a distance of
d = 26 miles
Therefore, the total distance travelled by all runners combined is:

We know that the circumference of the Earth is

Here we want to find how many times around the globe would the marathon runners have gone. This can be found by calculating the following ratio:

And substituting the values, we find:

So, the runners have gone 20.8 times around the globe all together.