S=cost per student ticket
a=cost per adult ticket
value=(students vlue)+(adults value)
student value=(cost per student) times number of students
adult value=(cost per adult) times number of adults
you sell 8 adult and 6 students and that is a value of 126
8a+6s=126
friend sell12 adult and 13 student and get 209
12a+13s=209
so we have
8a+6s=126 and
12a+13s=209
it might help to simplify the first equaiton by dividing by 2
4a+3s=63
we have
4a+3s=63
12a+13s=209
multiply first equaton by -3
-12a-9s=-189
add to secont equaiton
12a+13s=209
<u>-12a-9s=-189 +
</u>0a+4s=20<u> </u>
4s=20
divide 4
s=5
each student ticket costs $5.00
Answer:
b and c
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Any equation with a slope of 3 will work. You can use any y-intercept. This equation will work: y = 3x+1
Step-by-step-explanation:
3x says that the slope is 3, and on a coordinate plane, 2 is 3 places above 5, and since the slope is 3, it will go 3 spots up, and run into (0,2)