4y - x = 5 + 2y ..... (1)
3x + 7y = 24 ..... (2)
by grouping like terms in (1)
4y - x = 5 + 2y
4y - 2y - x = 5
<span>-x + 2y = 5 </span> ..... (1a)
by multiplying (1a) through by -3
(-3)(-x) + 2(-3)y = 5(-3)
3x - 6y = -15 ..... (1b)
by subtracting 1a from 2
3x -3x + 7y - (-6y) = 24 - (-15)
13y = 39
⇒ y = 3
by substituting y=3 into (2)
3x + 7(3) = 24
3x = 24 - 21
3x = 3
⇒ x = 1
∴ solution to the system is x=1 when y = 3
Answer:
3cube long 2 cube wide and 5 cube prism.
Step-by-step explanation:
-The number that has only 3 absolute divisors
-Since we already know this factors, Sally can create a different prism by altering the dimensional attributes.
-She can create a 3cube long 2 cube wide and 5 cube high prism.
-The new prism still has the same volume of 30 cubic units.
I'm going to assume the crust covered by the dosenot matter because the total surface area cannot be found without the depth of the pie.
So the surface are is the area of the top of the pie, the top of the pie is circular and is equal to 2

r²
The diameter is the sum of 2 radii, hence r=8
D=12
= 2r =12
r=8
With the raduis the area can be found
A= 2

r²
A=2

8²
A=2(64)

A=128

If the pie cost 10.99, the cost per inch can be found by dividing the area by cost
cost/inch =128

/10.99
cost/inch =11.64

= 11.64(3.14)
= 36.57
The pie costs 36 cents per square inch
Answer:
If Kristen were to make 4 batches, and each batch requires 2 cups of flour, how many cups of flour would she need? To solve this question, we would just multiply 4 by 2, which gives us a final product of 8.
Similarly, in this question, if one batch requires 1 3/4 cups of flour and Kristen wants to bake 3 1/2 batches, she would need 1 3/4 x 3 1/2 cups of flour.
1 3/4 can be rewritten as an improper fraction- 7/4.
3 1/2 can also be rewritten as an improper fraction- 7/2.
Multiplying 7/4 and 7/2, we obtain a final product of 49/8, or 6 1/8.
This means, Kristen will need 6 1/8 cups of flour to make 3 1/2 batches, and her belief that she needs 3 3/8 cups of flour is wrong, as she needs a lot more than that.
Hope this helps!