Since there is a $5 delivery charge, Valerie will surely spend those money.
Also, since a salad costs $7, and Valerie buys 3 of them, she will spend 21 more dollars.
So, salads and delivery charge sum up to 
This means that Valerie has 
dollars left. A drink costs $3, so she can buy
drinks.
Answer:
-4/3 = y
Step-by-step explanation:
-1/2 = 3/8y
Multiply each side by 8/3 to isolate y
-1/2 * 8/3 = 3/8y * 8/3y
-8/6 =y
-4/3 = y
Answer:
x = 3
y = 0
Step-by-step explanation:
The method of substitution is when one solves an equation for one of the variables, and then substitutes the expression into the other equation. After doing so, one will solve the other equation for the remaining variable and then backsolve for the first variable.
4x + 2y = 12
x = y + 3
The second equation is already sovled for parameter (x), subttiute this into the other equation,
4(y + 3) + 2y = 12
Distribute,
4y + 12 + 2y = 12
Simplify,
6y + 12 = 12
Inverse operations,
6y + 12 = 12
-12
6y = 0
/6
y = 0
Backsolve for (x), substitute the value of (y) into the equation for (x) and solve,
x = y + 3
x = 0 + 3
x = 3
First 3 terms are a^2 + n a^(n-)1 b + n(n-1)/2 * a^(n-2) b^2
So q^2 / pr = (n^2 * a^(2n-2) * b^2 ) / (1/2 * a^n * (n(n-1) * a^(n-2) * b^2 )
= n^2 * a^2n-2 * b^2
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1/2 n(n-1) * a^(2n-2) * b^2
= 2n / n - 1 as required
given p = 4, q=32 and r = 96:-
32^2 / 4*96 = 2n / n-1
2n / n-1 = 8/3
6n = 8n - 8
2n = 8
n = 4 answer
The side of the barn is made of 2 shapes, a triangle and a rectangle. Find the area of each shape, then add together to find the total area.
To find the area of the triangle, we multiply 1/2 x (triangle base x triangle height), we can find the triangle height by subtracting the height on the right by the height on the left, so 26.5-14.5 = 12.5ft.
The area of the triangle is 1/2 x (22.8x12.5) = 142.5 square ft.
The area of the rectangle is calculated by multiplying one side by the other, which is 22.8x14.5 = 330.6 square feet.
The total area of the side of the barn is 330.6 + 142.5 = 473.1 square feet.
Since we now know the area of the side of the barn, we can find the cost of paint needed. A one gallon paint can covers 350 square feet and costs $20, but we need to paint 473.1 square feet so we'll need to buy a second can. This means we can easily paint the side of the barn with 2 cans, costing $40 in paint.
