<u>Answer:</u>
9c + 10 (see below)
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
To find how much Chris spent on tickets, you can write an expression to represent the situation:
$9c
You can do this to find how much Michael spent as well:
$10m
To find how much Chris and Michael spent combined, add their two costs:
9c + 10
9514 1404 393
Answer:
11.5 m
Step-by-step explanation:
The fact that the figures are similar means the side lengths are proportional:
RS/QT = BC/AD
RS/(7 m) = (2.3 m)/(1.4 m)
RS = (7 m)(2.3/1.4) . . . . . . multiply by 7 m
RS = 11.5 m
It’s like a fraction in simplest form, but the fraction bar is replaced horizontally with a “to”, or a colon.
Hope this helps!
C=48
a=34m
m=a/34
m*c=48*a/34=48a/34=24a/17
Let H = number of hours worked.
He gets $15 for every hour worked, so you need to multiply 15 by h which is written as 15h
You then need to add that to the $200 he gets for showing up.
Total pay = 15h + 200
