Can you add the price of the tickets?
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Since it says 'each time ' you would say 15x and 25x. Since that isnt an answer you add them together and get 40x. That eliminates B and C. Next you would do the other side of the equation. He only pays the membership one time but pays for parking every time he goes so it would be 110 and 10x
1)
a) Draw the axis:x-axis is horizontal, y-axis is vertical
b) draw a point on any part of the plane (use color to highlight it)
c) draw a second point on a different part of the plane (again use color)
d) draw the straight line that passes through the two points (use a ruler).
That is it.
2)
a) Draw the axis: x-axis is horizontal and y-axis is vertical
b) Draw a stright line (use a ruler)
c) Draw a second straight line (use a ruler) which is not parallel to the first line. Extend the second line intil it intersects (and passes) the first line. The lines can only intersect in one point (if the lines are parallel they will not intersect each other).
So
represent x for number of $14 movie tickets she got
y is number of $12 movie tickets
total of 9 tickets
x+y=9
total value is 114
14x+12y=114
we have
x+y=9
14x+12y=114
solve
multiply first equation by -12 and addd to oth equesiton
-12x-12y=-108
14x+12y=114 +
2x+0y=6
2x=6
divide 2
x=3
sub back
x+y=9
3+y=9
minus 3
y=6
3 of the $14 tickets
6 of the $12 tickets
Answer:
The standard form of a quadratic is y = ax^2 + bx + c.
- In this equation, the formula for the axis of symmetry is x =
. - You know that the center will always be along that line, and you've got the x-coordinate already, so just plug that in and get the y-coordinate out for the center.
The vertex form of a quadratic is also helpful, y = a(x-h)^2 + k.
- In this equation, the formula for the center is (h, k), and the axis of symmetry is x = h! That's even easier!
