Answer:
I would assume $10 is the cost of the booth and 5 is how much she earns for each T-Shirt, so the equation would be 5x-10=65. Assume $65 is what she earned.
Therefore, the equation may be: (your question did not specify) 5x-10=65. so x is 15. Therefore, she sold 15 T-Shirts.
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Answer:
A.) x-y=2 and x+2y=-2
Step-by-step explanation:
For option A, we have:
x-y=2
x+2y=-2
Subtract the first equation from the second, to get:
2y--y=-2-2
This implies that:
2y+y=-2-2
Simplify to get:
3y=-4
Divide both sides by 3 to get:
We substitute y=-1.3 into the first equation to get:
x--1.3=2
x+1.3=2
x=2-1.3
x=0.7
The solution is (0.7,-1.3), which is approximately (0.7, -1.4)
By inspection, all the other factors have solutions not close to (0.7, -1.4)
Answer:
The second equation is correct.
y=2.25x + 4
Step-by-step explanation:
We can systematically eliminate the others.
For equation 3 and 4, 6.5*2 and 12*x is already bigger than 8 of the first set of numbers.
For equation 1, 2*x+8.5 is also bigger than 8 from the first set.
Plugging in the values to equation 2, we always get the correct cost.
True. When the points are plotted on a graph and connected, they pass the vertical line test. No x value is the same.
Answer:3
If x=0 or x=1 it is trivial, so 0<x<1. Define a=1−x2, then 0<a<1.
Step-by-step explanation:
