Answer:
<h2>d. $250</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use the equation of a straight line to model the cost of servicing the car.
let the cost be y and the number of hours be x
and the charge per hour is m
y=mx+c
y=50x+25
given that the time is 3.45 hours it is assumed that the charge is for 4 hours since for a fraction of 0.45 hours we are charged $50
y=50(4)+25
y=200+25
y=$225
Method A: If we count, we see that the answer is 31.
Method B: 19 - -12 = 31. We can even do -12 - 19 and we'll get the same answer: -31, and the absolute value of -31 is 31.
Both methods will give you the same answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
a)
total no. of pupils is not more than 24
therefore first equation is
(x+y) ≤ 24. ....(1)
No. of girls exceeding the no. of boys by atleast 4
(y-x) ≥ 4. .....(2)
b) Now Liza chooses 8 boys
Maximum no. of girls = ?
Using first inequality
y+8= 24 ( maximum value of less than or equal to function is equal to itself)
Therefore,
y= 24-8
=16
Minimum no. of girls = ?
Using second inequality
y-8 =4 (minimum value of greater than or equal to function is equal to itself)
Therefore,
y= 4+8
y=12
Answer:
a) 2linear inequalities
(x+y) ≤ 24
(y-x) ≥ 4
b) Max no. of girls = 16
Min no. of girls = 12
Hope it helps...
The answer is A 24$ because 30x40 is 1200 and 1200x 0.02 is 24
Ok so we can see for every 2 cups of medium coffee, the balance goes down 5.30$. So that means that for every coffee, her balance goes down 2.65$. Solving for the x-intercept means how many medium coffees can I get until my balance is 0. First, we have to find the y-int so it's easy. The slope is -2.65 because for every medium coffee, her balance goes down 2.65$. So we have y=-2.65x+b. Plugging in any point, I choose (4,14.40), we get 14.4 = -2.65 × 4 +b. Solving for b we get 25 for the y intercept, meaning the equation is y = -2.65x + 25 . To find the x intercept, we set y=0. So we have 0 = -2.65x+25. Solving for x we get approx. 9.4. We can't have decimals so we round down to 9. So the x int is ≈ 9.4 meaning we can only buy 9 coffee and have a little extra. But, if the problem said how many more coffees can she get, then here is how we do it. Since she already got 4 coffees, and the max is 9, we do 9-4 and we get 5, so she can buy 5 coffeed more.
