Answer:
See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
be the number of students and
be the number of adults on the show.
1. Tickets cost $15 for students, so x student tickets cost $15x.
Tickets cost $25 for adults, so y adult tickets cost $25y.
Total cost of all tickets is $(15x + 25y).
The charity show is conducted in order to raise at least $3,750, thus

2. The auditorium can accommodate up to 180 spectators, hence

3. We get the system of inequalities:

Plot all solutions sets to each inequality and the common region is the solution set to the system of inequalities. This region is not empty, so the charity will reach its goal. For example, if they sell 50 students tickets and 125 adult tickets, they will raise 
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Problem 11
Answer: Angle C and angle F
Explanation: Angle C and the 80 degree angle are vertical angles. Vertical angles are always congruent. Angle F is equal to angle C because they are alternate interior angles.
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Problem 12
Answer: 100 degrees
Explanation: Solve the equation E+F = 180, where F = 80 found earlier above. You should get E = 100.
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Problem 13
Answer: 80 degrees
Explanation: This was mentioned earlier in problem 11.
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Problem 14
Answers: complement = 50, supplement = 140
Explanation: Complementary angles always add to 90. Supplementary angles always add to 180. An example of supplementary angles are angles E and F forming a straight line angle.
250 cm because area equals LxW and 25x10=250
Answer:
Part 1) There are infinity locations for the point B
Part 2) see the explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Part 1) How many possible locations are there for point B?
we know that
The equation of a line in point slope form is equal to

where


substitute

Convert to slope intercept form




Point B can be any point ( different from point A) that satisfies the linear equation
therefore
There are infinity locations for the point B
Part 2) Describes a method to location the point
To locate the point, one of the two coordinates must be known. The known coordinate is placed into the linear equation and the equation is solved to find the value of the missing coordinate
Example
Suppose that the x-coordinate of point B is 4
For x=4
substitute in the linear equation

so
The coordinates of point B is (4,10.5)