Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I have 30 coins, all nickels, dimes, and quarters, worth $4.60. There are two more dimes than quarters. How many of each kind of coin do I have.
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let quarters be x
dimes = x+2
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dimes + quarters = x+x+2=2x+2
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nickels = 30-(2x+2)
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5(30-(2x+2))+10(x+2)+25x=460
5(30-2x-2)+10x+20+25x=460
150-10x-10+10x+20+25x=460
160+25x=460
-160
25x=460-160
25x=300
/25
x=300/25
x=12 ---- quarters
x+2= 12+2=14 dimes
30-(2x+2)=4 nickels
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check
4*5+14*10+12*25=20+140+300=460
K^8 • K^9 = K^(8+9) = K^17
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A
We will use the slope intercept form of the line and then convert later.
Equation
y = mx + b is the general form
Givens
Two data points
(4,180)
(9,325)
Solution
325 = 9x + b
<u>180 = 4x + b</u> Subtract
145 = 5x Divide by 5
145/5 = 5x/5 Do the division
29 = x This represents the cost / day
180 = 4x + b Substitute x = 29 to find b
180 = 4*29 + b Combine
180 = 116 + b Subtract 116 from both sides.
180 - 116 = b
64 = b
Solution for y = mx + b
y = 29x + 64
In Standard form this is
- 29x + y = 64 But the first number must be plus
29x - y = - 64 <<<< Answer A
Part B
y = 29x + 64
f(x) = 29x + 64
Part C
The graph is shown below. Various points are filled in using y = 29x + 64. The y intercept is (0,64) which is labeled. Let x = 1 , 2, 3, 4, ... 10 (which is arbitrary). This may be more easily done on a spreadsheet if you know how to use one to make graphs.
Using the Pythagorean Theorem, it is found that the unknown side length of the triangle is of 7.9 cm.
<h3>What is the Pythagorean Theorem?</h3>
The Pythagorean Theorem relates the length of the legs
and
of a right triangle with the length of the hypotenuse h, according to the following equation:

Researching this problem on the internet, we have that:
- The unknown side length is of a leg of x.
- The other leg is of 9 cm.
- The hypotenuse is of 12 cm.
Hence:
x² + 9² = 12²
x = sqrt(12² - 9²)
x = 7.9 cm.
The unknown side length of the triangle is of 7.9 cm.
More can be learned about the Pythagorean Theorem at brainly.com/question/654982
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