Y =14 in the first equation , and in the second equation its y=8
Answer:
I think the answer would be best supported with an equation. Then everything will fall into place
Step-by-step explanation:
We have a pre-set amount of $800. That will not change.
The key word here is each. It costs $15 to print <em>each</em> yearbook. Each depends on how many yearbooks are bought.
We will use y to represent the amount of yearbooks bought, and t to represent the total cost.
Equation:
800 + 15y = t
<u>Let's try an example:</u>
<em>The yearbook club finds that 50 people have decidedly bought yearbooks! They are so excited! But they have a problem. They don't know how much the whole thing is going to cost: the yearbook software cost AND the amount they must spend on printing each yearbook. What is the total cost?</em>
So we have an equation: 800 + 15y = t. Now we just substitute in the numbers and voila! We get our answer. Let's solve!
800 + 15y = t
800 + 15(50) = t (y is the amount of yearbooks bought. 50 people
800 + 750 = t bought yearbooks).
1150 = t (t is the total cost of everything).
Our total cost is $1150! That is how much it'll cost to make all the yearbooks, including the yearbook software.
I hope this helps!
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PLEASE MARK BRAINLIEST!</u></h2>
I hope this helps but use lingith × with × higth so you would × 6 ×4 ×3
Answer:
Letting L = distance per lap
4L + 8 = 6L + 4
2L = 4
L = 2 miles
She runs 16 miles each day
2 miles per Lap = 8 Laps on Saturday
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: n=4
Step-by-step explanation:
add 9 to both sides
divide both sides by -9
Brainliest please
