Write a real-world problem that is solved by an equation and then solve (show work).
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A company is selling books. It has to pay $500 to start printing the books, and once they have done that, the books sell at $14.99 each. How many books must they sell to make a profit?
First we would model an equation. X will be the amount of books sold, and Y will be profits (in dollars obv). They had to pay $500 before they could start selling, so we must account for that too.
This equation would be
because for every book sold, X increases by 1, increasing Y by 14.99
The answer would be 34 books sold in order to turn a profit. (500/14.99=
First we would model an equation. X will be the amount of books sold, and Y will be profits (in dollars obv). They had to pay $500 before they could start selling, so we must account for that too.
This equation would be
The answer would be 34 books sold in order to turn a profit. (500/14.99=
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Answer: ab =6
have:
=> a + b + 1 = ab
⇔ a + b + 1 - ab = 0
⇔ b - 1 - a(b - 1) + 2 = 0
⇔ (b - 1)(1 - a) = -2
because a and b are postive integers => (b - 1) and (1 - a) also are integers
=> (b - 1) ∈ {-1; 1; 2; -2;}
(1 -a) ∈ {-1; 1; 2; -2;}
because (b -1).(1-a) = -2 => we have the table:
b - 1 -1 1 2 -2
1 - a 2 -2 -1 1
a -1 3 2 0
b 0 2 3 -1
a.b 0 6 6 0
because a and b are postive integers
=> (a;b) = (3;2) or (a;b) = (2;3)
=> ab = 6
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