Let s = number of student tickets and a = number of adult tichets;
We have the equation: s + a = 559 and s = 59 + a;
Then, we solve the equation: 59 + a + a = 559;
59 + 2a = 559;
2a = 500;
a = 500/2;
a = 250;
s = 59 + 250;
s = 309;
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the cosine rule and see if the numbers hold true. a^2 = b^2 + c^2 - (2bc (cos x))
By substituting in our values I get that cos x = 0.838... which is possible. If cos x would equal 1.5, the there is no solution and the triangle would not be possible.
1/8 of 32 is 4 so if Ryan is 4 then Brandon is 2
so Ryan = 4 and Brandon = 2
T because all variables are letters
