Answer:
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<u>$52.5</u></h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given data
we are given that the linear function for the cost is c=3.5t
c is the cost and
t is the number of tickets.
We are told that t=15, to find c, let us put the value of t in the linear function for the cost
<u>This shows that 15 tickets will cost $52.5</u>
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Take $1.75 from the $10 then dived the 55cents into the sum. Thus $10 - $1.75 = $8.25. / .55 =15 miles exactly
To find volume you use V=πr2h
V=3.14x1.75x2x8
answer: 76.97
Let Kamil get x. Therefore Sean would get (x + 56).
Kamil and Sean are in the ratio: 3:5
That means: x : (x + 56) = 3 : 5
x / (x + 56) = 3/5
5*x = 3*(x + 56)
5x = 3*x + 3*56
5x = 3x + 168
5x - 3x = 168
2x = 168
x = 168 / 2
x = 84
Therefore Kamil had, x = 84, and Sean had (x + 56) = 84 + 56 = 140
Kamil had $84 and Sean had $140
