Answer:
He began with 14 please mark brainliest
Step-by-step explanation:
13-6 equals 7
7 times 2 equals 14
Answer:
36 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
P= 2l + 2w
P= 2(10) + 2(8)
P= 20 + 16
P= 36
Answer:
The answer is d. $331.833
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of bonds that worth $1,000 was not stated but each of them is selling at $110.611.
For Sean to buy 3 of the bonds, he will have to pay 3 x $110.611
Which is $331.833.
Let the price of a student ticket be t. That makes the price of an adult ticket t + 3, as adult tickets are three more dollars than student tickets. Now we have:
student ticket = t
adult ticket = t + 3
To model the scenario that Mr. Williams bought 7 student tickets and 6 adult tickets, set the sum of the products of those numbers and the ticket costs equal to 83 (the cost of all tickets combined) and solve algebraically for t.
83 = 7t + 6(t + 3)
83 = 7t + 6t + 18
83 = 13t + 18
65 = 13t
5 = t
Remember, t represents the cost of one student ticket, thus one student ticket costs 5 dollars, and one adult ticket costs 5 + 3 dollars or 8 dollars.
Answer:
The price of one adult ticket is $8.
