1+y>-13. I'm assuming that you're reffering to wanting an equation by your question.
Answer:
19 1-point shots and 32 2-point shots
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the amount of 1-point shots they made and y be the amount of 2-point shots they made then...
x+y=51
x+2y=83
We can solve this equation using elimination. In this case, we can eliminate x be subtracting the two equations.
-y=-32
Divide both sides by -1
y=32
Plug this back into the equation to solve for x
x+32=51
Subtract 32 from both sides
x=19
They scored 19 1-point shots and 32 2-point shots.
Answer:
All positive rational numbers greater than 50
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the delivery cost is fixed per trip, the cost incurred can be represented by the equation
y(x)=8x+50 so in case Tess wants only 1 tone, the cost will be y(x)=8(1)+50=58
Therefore, it's proper to conclude that all numbers in the possible range are positive rational numbers greater than 50
The general rule for difference of two squares is that when factorised it can be written in the form (a+b)(a-b) where a is the square root of the first part of the function and b is the square root of the second part of the function.
From this we can find the square root of x² to find a and the square root of 16y² to find b.
In this case √x²=x and √16y²=4y
Therefore fully factorised it can be written as (x+4y)(x-4y)
The answer is 0.04 (I hope). Here is an explanation:
