Answer:
3. A; 4. C; 5. D; 6. D
Step-by-step explanation:
3. By Pythagorean theorem, x^2=100-64=36, x=6
4. By Pythagorean theorem, x^2=81-36=25, x=5
5. Since the triangle is an isosceles, the other side is 4, so the hypotenuse is 4
. (the ratio is 1:1:
by Pythagorean theorem)
6. Like Question #5, the ratio is 1:1:
since it is an isosceles triangle, the leg is 8.
Answer: 512 times
Step-by-step explanation:


Answer:
- x + y ≤ 600
- 5x +7y ≥ 3500
- it is possible
Step-by-step explanation:
a) We can write two inequalities, one for the number of tickets, and one for the necessary revenue.
x + y ≤ 600 . . . . . . . limit imposed by available seating
5x +7y ≥ 3500 . . . . required revenue to meet expenses
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b) For x = 330, the first inequality puts one limit on y:
330 +y ≤ 600
y ≤ 270
And the second inequality puts another limit on y:
5(330) +7y ≥ 3500
7y ≥ 1850 . . . . subtract 1650
y ≥ 264.3 . . . . divide by 7
The number of tickets that must be sold to meet expenses is 265, which is less than the number that can be sold, 270. It is possible to meet expenses.
(8*4*2/8*7)^2 x (8^0/7^-3)^3 x 7^-9
Simplify the equations:
(8*4*2/8*7)^2 = (64/56)^2 = (8/7)^2
(8^0/7^-3)^3 = (1/7^-3)^3 = 7^9
Now you have :
(8/7)^2 x 7^9 x 7^-9
Multiply 7^9 x 7^-9 by adding the exponents to get 7^0, which = 1
Now you have:
(8/7)^2 x 1
(8/7)^2 = (8x8) / (7x7) = 64/49
64/49 x 1 = 64/49
Set up a proportion that looks like 5/12 = 13/x with X being the actual distance between the cities if they are 13 inches apart on the map.
Then cross-multiply to get 5x = 156. Divide by 5 to isolate the X and get X = 31.2
The cities are a distance of 31.2 miles apart.
I'm guessing your question cut off where you put to the nearest... and you mean to round to the nearest whole number in which case your answer would be just 31 miles apart.