The number of large boxes is 4 and the number of small boxes is 14.
<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
Suppose, the number of large boxes is 
and the number of small boxes is 
As, the total number of boxes is 18, so the first equation is....
The large boxes hold 35 books, and the small ones hold 20 books and the total number of books is 420. So the second equation will be .....
Now solving equation (1) for itself , we will get....
We will plug this into equation (2). So.....
Now plugging this 
into the equation .......
Thus, the number of large boxes is 4 and the number of small boxes is 14.
Start with the y intercept....(0,5.1), then graph (5,4.7) and so forth. (P.S. connect the points as you go)
Answer:
20
Step-by-step explanation:
24.80-6.80=$18 that's what Britta spent on equal number of carrots and apples because $6.80 was spent on extra carrots only.
18/ .90=20 that means she got 20 apples and 20 carrots before she added $6.80 to buy some extra carrots
Thus, the number of apples Britta bought = 20
Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
The inequality in the picture is the line to the left from 15
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