The question is incorrect because of the apparent contradiction the question makes.
First statement says that a quantity S is equal to quantity r.
The second statement says that S = 174r.
Moreover, the quantity C is not correctly linked with the equation. Please either correct the question or explain the ambiguity.
The value of k is
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Given:
x-y=k.............(eq i)
2x²+y²-15..............(eq ii)
We would make y the subject formula in eq ii
2x²+y²-15= 0
2x² + y²= 15
y²= 15-2x²
y=
...........(eq iii)
Substitute the value of y into eq i
x-(
= k
x- (
= k
k= 
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Answer:
7.8 x 
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The variable t represents the amount of gas in mom's truck. Since we need to find a number that is 50% more than 12, we use 1.5 (we would use 2 if we want 100% more, so it makes sense that we use 1.5, since we want to add 1/2 of 12 to 12. The answer is 18.)