Answer:
So he makes 5 cups of trail mix.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let m = the total number of medals.
To find the total number of medals we can use either of the clues they gave us.
If Tara's team received 8 medals and that was 1/3 of the medals. That must mean that:
m x 1/3 = 8
What number divided by 3 is 8? Well, that is 24. Thus, the total number of medals is 24.
Note: we can check to see if 1/2 of 24 is 12, the total number of medals Jennifer team received, and it checks out!
Answer:
a) 35, b) 25, c) 60
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of girls is 10 more than the number of boys, so it's a good thing to choose a variable to represent the number of boys.
Number of boys: b
Number of girls: b + 10
Ratio of girls:boys is 7:5, so
"Cross multiply" to get
There are 25 boys. There are 10 more girls, so the number of girls is 35, and the total number of students is 60.
That's a packed classroom!
I won't answer them all for you (don't want to cheat - need to learn something).
But for the first one given:
<span>-2x-9y=-25
-4x-9y=-23
you set up either x or y (which ever one you want to eliminate) so that one of them cancels.
So this one is easy - you just have to multiply an entire row by negative (doesn't matter which one) - so that the y's will be + and -
Since they're both 9 and they're subracting NOW - you can eliminate the y value. Now add/subtract the x's. So it'd be -2 or 2 depending on how you eliminated y. Then add the number outside of the = sign. Now just solve for x. After that plug in whatever you got for x into both of the rows. Then find the y value.
Hopefully this wasn't confusing -- reply if it is and I will try to simplify. I can give you contact if you need help with the rest
Good luck!</span>
Answer:
y=1/2x+6
Step-by-step explanation:
for the equation you start with finding the rate of change (wich is what y changes by as x 9minths) in creases by 1) and then add the Y-intercept, so it would be Y=1/2x+6
Formula:
Y=△y•x+b(y-int)
To find y intercept find what <em>y </em>is when x is 0, or in this case you know it comes out 6 feet tall, so that is what the Y int. is
