Answer:
intersecting lines that have the same slope but different y-intercepts
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm assuming this is from A P E X , right?
Answer:
1340-
Step-by-step explanation:
Two equations
let c the calories in carrot
let h the <span>calories in </span><span>hershey's kisses
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4c + 8h = 230 eq 1</span>
10 c + 7 h = 263 eq 2
to solve the solution we multiply eq 1 by 10
we multiply <span>eq 2 by 4
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40 c + 80 h = 2300
40c + 28 h = 1052
we subtract the two equations we get
52 h = 1248
h= 24
and so in replacing h = 24 in the equation we get c = 9.5
What we know is that a 6 foot tall tent casts a 15 foot shadow. Lets represent that given this way: 6 = 15
So, the unknown (y), or what we want to know, is how tall the cardboard box if it has a 6 foot long shadow (noticeably the same height as the tent):
y = 6
6 = 15
y = 6
(6 x 6) / 15 = y
36 / 15 = y
2.4 = y
The height of the cardboard box is 2.4 feet.
