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Likurg_2 [28]
3 years ago
14

Topic/Objective: Function Applications pp. 228-252

Mathematics
1 answer:
e-lub [12.9K]3 years ago
6 0
Graphing them and see what the difference is
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Step-by-step explanation:

1) This problems belongs to linear equation in two variables. From this problem , we can say that we required  a pair of linear equation to solve linear equation in two variables.

2) lets create equation

let the charges for  a hardcover book is represented by variable x

let the charges for  a paperback book is represented by variable y

Creating equation related to Adams work

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So  Adams earning = (4 × x ) + ( 10 × y)

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Creating equation related to Barb work

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so Barb's earning = (5 × x ) + ( 7 × y)

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where variable x represents charges for  a hardcover book and variable y represents charges for paperback books


3)  lets solve two equation derived in step 2

4x + 10y = 64         ------equation 1       And

5x + 7y = 58         ------equation2

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5 × ( 4x + 10y = 64 )

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4 × ( 5x + 7y = 58 )

= 20x + 28y = 232       ----------------equation 4

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20x - 20x +50y - 28y = 320 - 232

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⇒ y = 88/22 = 4

On substituting value of y in equation 1 , we get

4x + 10× 4 = 64

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⇒ x = 24/4 = 6

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And charges for  a paperback book = y = $4








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