Answer:
I think we dont need a consumption
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer for this statement would be FALSE. It is not true that the data which can be described as quantitative compares experimental data points to a known value, usually a standard of reference. Rather, the correct statement would be about quantitative analysis. The comparison of measured amount to a standard or known amount is "percent error".<span>
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Answer:
$8
Step-by-step explanation:
This system of equations relates the ticket price, in dollars, for seats in the silver (x) and gold (y) sections at a rock concert. x + 2y = 82 3x + y = 96 By how much does the price of a ticket for the gold section exceed the price for a ticket for the silver section?
Two equations are presented in this question
x + 2y = 82 equation 1
3x + y = 96 equation 2
Multiply equation 1 by 3
3x + 6y = 246 equation 3
subtract equation 2 from 3
5y = 150
y = 30
Substitute for y in equation 1
x + 2(30) = 82
x = 82 - 60
x = 22
difference in price = 30 - 22 = $8
x =
Answer:
A no solution
Step-by-step explanation:
y = 2x + 10
3y - 6x = 30
3(2x+10) -6x =30
6x +30 -6x =30
6x -6x = 30-30
0=0
Answer:
b^(6c) = 3a is the only answer
Step-by-step explanation:
There is only one answer that works, and you put a check by it.
b is the base
When it is raised to the 6c power, you get 3a.
b^(6c) = 3a is the only answer
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The only other possible answer would be
a = (1/3) b^(6c) which isn't there.