Each expression with the appropiate property:
1 answer:
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The correct answer is the first option.
If you want to use elimination, you can sum the two equations for example, so that the x's simplify:
Plug this value for y in one of the equations to derive the value of x:
So, the solution is
There are 156 rows of trees altogether.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Given that for every 11 rows of Red delicious , they plant 3 rows of Royal Gala.
Thus for 1 row of Royal Gala there would be 11/3 rows of Red delicious.
Number of rows of Royal Gala=18
For 11 rows of red delicious,they plant 7 rows of yellow delicious.
Thus for 1 row of Red delicious,there would be 7/11 rows of yellow delicious.
For 66 rows of red delicious there would be
For 11 rows of red delicious,they plant 5 rows of Braeburn
for 1 row of red delicious,they would plant 5/11 rows of Braeburn.
For 11 rows of red delicious,they would plant
Total rows of trees=66+42+30+18=156