Cycling = 100% -3% -20%
Cycling = 100% -23%
Cycling = 77%
<h3>Given</h3>
2 milks + 5 waters + 8 chips = $25
water cost = 2×chips cost
milk cost = $1.50 + water cost
<h3>Find</h3>
The cost of each: milk, water, chips.
<h3>Solution</h3>
Let m, w, and c represent the costs of milk, water, and chips, respectively. We can write the given relations more compactly as
... 2m + 5w + 8c = 25
... w = 2c
... m = w + 1.5
We can substitute for w everywhere using the second equation. This gives us
... m = 2c +1.5
... 2(2c+1.5) + 5(2c) + 8(c) = 25
... 22c + 3 = 25
... 22c = 22
... c = 1
Then
... m = 2·1 + 1.5 = 3.5
... w = 2·1 = 2
A gallon of milk costs $3.50, a bottle of water costs $2.00, a bag of chips costs $1.00.
X must be greater than 0 and y must be less than 0.
I hope this helped.
6 runners, 3 medals, how many ways to give them? well, runner say 2 could get gold or not, bronze or not and silver or not, and so can any other runnner, and the order "does matter", it makes a distinction, thus, is a Permutation
6/x= -2/18
Cross multiply. ( Multiply the numerators together ) . ( Multiply the denominators together (.
6*18= - 2*x
108= -2x
Divide by -2 for 108 and -2x
108/-2= -2x/2
x= -54
Answer: x= -54
