it hasn't been specified which ticket the question's is asking but I'm guessing the price of the adult ones so $30.00
altogether that's two adults and 3 children who all paid a total of $105.00
let's simplify that to algebra
children tickets = c adults tickets = a
3c + 2a = $105.00
we know that 1c is 0.5a because each child ticket is half of an adults one <em>as stated in the question</em>
so in terms of (adults) a: half of 3 meaning 3×0.5= $1.5 meaning 1.5a
so now <em>3c = 1.5a</em>
so we can substitute and have like terms
meaning 1.5a + 2a= $105
3.5a =$105.00
divide by 3.5 on both sides to get a by itself thus the value of a:
a = $30
so each adult tickets cost $30
Answer: Heyaa! ^^
Your Answer when multiplied is.. 6x²−11x−10
Step-by-step explanation:
- Expand the polynomial using the FOIL method.
- FOIL EXPLANATION -
- A handy way to remember how to multiply two binomials.
It stands for "First, Outer, Inner, Last"
· multiplying the First terms,
· multiplying the Outer terms,
· multiplying the Inner terms, and
· multiplying the Last terms
<em>Hopefully this helps you! ~</em>
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
it matches the table
This means that if the model is 1 in lengh then th ereal car is 20 times of that or 20 in legnth
so to find the answer, just multiply model by 20
8.7 =model
real=8.7 times 20=174
real car is 174 inches
12 inches=1 foot
conversion factor
1 ft/12in=1=convesion
so
174 times 1/12=14 and 6/12
the answer is 14 feet and 6 inches or 14.5 feet
Answer:
12.9 yd
Step-by-step explanation:
It helps if you draw a triangle. Draw a horizontal segment. That is the ground. Now at the left end start a new segment that goes up to the right at approximately 15 degrees until it its other endpoint directly above the right endpoint of the horizontal segment. Connect these two endpoints. The vertical side on the right shows the height of the kite. The hypotenuse is the string.
For the 15-deg angle, the height of the triangle is the opposite leg, and the string is the hypotenuse. The trig ratio that relates the opposite leg tot he hypotenuse is the sine.
