So first of all you need to know that in 1 quart there is 31.9995 ounces so since shes says there is 2 quarts lets do the math:)
31.9995 x 2 = 63.999 ounces
now she says she took 8 mugs and filled them up each with 6 and 3/4 ounces. lets do the math:)
6 and 3/4 x 8 = 30 ounces
now lets subtract that from our 2 quarts or 63.999 ounces
63.999 - 30 = 33.999
so we have 33.999 fluid ounces left in the jar:)
hope this helps lol
Answer:
yes because there isn't fulltime knowing
Line 1--------- >(0,2) (1,-1)
y=mx+b m=(-1-2)/(1-0)=-3
2=(-3)*(0)+b----- > b=2
y1=-3x+2Line 2--------- >(0,-1) (2,2)
y=mx+b m=(2+1)/(2-0)=3/2
-1=(3/2)*(0)+b----- > b=-1
y2=(3/2)x-1
<span>using a graphic tool
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the best estimate solution for the system is <span>
(1, 1)
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