Need approx 3 oz chemical to 1 gal water.
Conversion factor is then approx. 3 oz
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1 gal
Mult this result by 6 gal. This gives you 18 oz, approx.
Now let's look for a more exact solution:
2.75 oz 19 gal
---------- * ---------- = 17.4 oz. The 18 oz estimate was close.
1 gal 3
Lines are in the form y=mx+b, where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept. This line is thus y=9/4x-14, so C is correct. Multiplying by four, we get 4y=9x-56. Adding 56 and subtracting 4y, we see that 9x-4y=56, and multiplying by -1, we get 4y-9x=-56, so A is also correct. At this point, it is clear that B and D are incorrect, so A and C only are correct.
Answer:
y = 5 ; x = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :
5x + 6y = 50 - - - (1)
x - 6y = -26 - - - (2)
From (2)
x = - 26 + 6y
Put - 26 + 6y for x in (1)
5(-26 + 6y) + 6y = 50
-130 + 30y + 6y = 50
-130 + 36y = 50
-130 - 50 = - 36y
-180 = - 36y
y = 180 / 36
y = 5
Put y =5 in x = - 26 + 6y
x = - 26 + 6(5)
x = - 26 + 30
x = 4
y = 5 ; x = 4
