Answer:
x=3
y=11
Step-by-step explanation:
y = 3x + 2 equation 1
y = 7x - 10 equation 2
using equation 1 in equation 2 we have:
3x + 2 = 7x - 10
2=7x - 3x -10
2 = 4x -10
2+10 = 4x
12= 4x
12/4 = x
we have:
x= 3
using equation 1:
y = 3x + 2
y= 3(3)+2
y=9+2
y=11
Okay, so on number one I have no idea. I keep getting 20 because 14 - (-3)2 = 14- (-6) which is really 14 + 6=20.
Number 2 is r+15=61
Number 3 I didn't get any of those answers because you have to solve what is in the parenthesis first so3*5= 15+1=16 then you multiply that by two giving you 16*2=32 and 42-32=10
Answer:
Abel to Ben: 6
Abel to Carl: 3
Ben to Carl: 0.5
Step-by-step explanation:
First we formulate the problem in equations:
Abel = 6 * Ben
Cale = Abel / 3
If Cale's score is Abel's score over 3, so Abel's score is 3 times Cale's score.
If Abel's score is 6 times Ben's score, and 3 times Cale's score, then Cale's score is 2 times Ben's score (so Ben's score is 0.5 times Cale's score)
So, the ratio between all scores are the following:
Abel to Ben: 6
Abel to Carl: 3
Ben to Carl: 0.5
Let's assume
the number of bags of candy =x
the number of bags of cookies =y
There were 5 more bags of cookies sold than candy
so, we get
Bags of candy cost $5.50
so, total cost of candy is
bags of cookies cost $3.50
so, total cost of cookies is
so,
total cost = (total cost of candy)+(total cost of cookies)
we get
total cost =5.50x+3.50y
so, we can plug
now, we can plug y
now, we can find y
so,
the number of bags of candy =4
the number of bags of cookies =9............Answer
Answer:
21
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = 2x^2 - x
f(-3) = 2*(-3)^2 - (-3)
=2*9 +3
=18 +3
=21
