X = 1 or any thing really it depends on the way you look at it
Answer:
1. Pattern (rule) : y = x-6
2. Pattern (rule) : y=x^2+1
3. Pattern (rule) : y = -3x
4. Pattern (rule) : y = 2x-2
5. Pattern (rule) : y = x^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Note: question number correspond to your order of questions.
1. Pattern (rule) : y = x-6
for missing parts, see attached table.
2. Pattern (rule) : y=x^2+1
3. Pattern (rule) : y = -3x
4. Pattern (rule) : y = 2x-2
5. Pattern (rule) : y = x^2
Answer:
35 hotdogs
Step-by-step explanation:
You are running a concession stand at a basketball game. You are selling hotdogs and sodas.
Let the number of hot dogs be represented by x
The number of soda be represented by y
You sold a total of 87 hotdogs and sodas combined
x + y = 87
x = 87 - y
Each hotdog cost $1.50 and each soda cost $0.50. At the end of the night you made a total of $78.50.
Hence we have the equation:
$1.50 × x + $0.50 × y = $78.50
1.50x + 0.50y = 78.50
Substitute 87 - y for x
1.50(87 - y) + 0.50y = 78.50
130.5 - 1.50y + 0.50y = 78.50
Collect like terms
- 1.50y + 0.50y = 78.50 - 130.50
-1.00y = -52
y = -52/-1
y = 52 sodas
How many hotdogs did you sell?
Using the equation:
x = 87 - y
x = 87 - 52
x = 35 hotdogs
Hence, you sold 35 hotdogs
Yes this seems about correct
C. It is always a rational number. You cannot determine its sign without knowing the values of a and b.
