Answer:
One pecan costs $8. One apple costs $9.
Step-by-step explanation:
p and a are number of number of pecan and apple sold, respectively.
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"1 pecan cheesecake and 4 apple cheesecakes for $44"
p + 4a = 44
"14 pecan cheesecakes and 14 apple cheesecakes for $238"
14p + 14a = 238
You have a system of two equations in two unknowns:
p + 4a = 44
14p + 14a = 238
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Eliminate the p terms: Multiply the first equation by -14, then add the product to the second equation.
-14p - 56a = -616
14p + 14a = 238
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-42a = -378
a = (-378)/(-42) = 9
p = 44-4a = 8
One pecan costs $8. One apple costs $9.
If an adult ticket costs $10, and a chlid's ticket is $5, then one possible combination of tickets could be 30 adult tickets and 10 children tickets. Another could be to sell 15 adult tickets and 25 children tickets.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
ΔWXZ and ΔYZX
WZ ≅XY {Given}
ZX ≅ ZX {Reflexive property}
∠W ≅ ∠Y
But for SAS congruent the congruent angles should between congruent sides( WX & WZ should be congruent to ZY & XY respectively).
So it cannot be proved using SAS congruent
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