For this case we have the following type of equations:
Quadratic equation:

Linear equation:

We observe that when equating the equations we have:

Rewriting we have:

We obtain a polynomial of second degree, therefore, the maximum number of solutions that we can obtain is 2.
Answer:
The greatest number of possible solutions to this system is:
c.2
Answer:
$90,200
Step-by-step explanation:
Airlines usually try to sell their all seats before they fly the airplane. They do wish to sell maximum available seats in order to maximize their revenue. If the airplane takes off with less occupancy then there is opportunity cost for the airline companies. There are 200 seats available to the current flight and they wishes to sell it completely. If they sell all the 200 seats at the price of $451 per seat then their total revenue will be $90,200.
Answer:
-48 and -49
Step-by-step explanation:
n + n + 1 = -97
2n + 1 = -97
2n + 1 - 1 = -97 - 1
2n = -98
2n/2 = -98/2
n = -49
-49 + 1 = -48
-49, -48
It's 3.01 sorry wrong question please forgive me