Answer:
- 30 adult tickets,
- 50 kids tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Given</u>
- Cost of adult ticket = $8.50
- Cost of kids ticket = $7.00
- Number of tickets = 80
- Total cost = $605
Let the adult ticket be a and kids be k
<u>We got equations</u>
- a + k = 80
- 8.5a + 7k = 605
<u>From the first equation we get</u>
<u>Substituting k in the second equation</u>
- 8.5a + 7(80 - a) = 605
- 8.5a - 7a + 560= 605
- 1.5a = 45
- a = 45/1.5
- a = 30
<u>Then finding k</u>
1/6.
For any given roll on a four-sided die, there is exactly one roll on a six-sided die (1/6 chance) which will sum to 7.
Since it doesn’t matter what you roll on the four-sided die, the chance is always 1/6 with a fair six-sided die.
One interesting result of this is that only the 6-sided die has the be fair for this result to hold. The 4-sided die can be very biased in any direction and the final result will still be 1/6.
Answer:
the zero property
Step-by-step explanation:
meaning any number multiplied by zero gives zero
The first figure below shows the graph for problem 5).
The second figure below shows the graph for problem 6).
