Answer:
64
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Answer:
Anthony spent $115.50 hope this helps
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Answer:
-1/6
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I looked it up
One- twelfth for the first tiny line and the two-twelfth and so on until u reach 1
The answer is A
You can solve this by equation the two equations, by substitution method or elimination. Let's choose the substitution since Equation 2 has already X isolated
-take the X in equation 2 and substitute in the first equation
So, You should have 5 (5-3/2 y) -4y =7
Get y ( I'll assume you know how to simplify and find y by yourself )
y=36/23
-Now take y and substitute it in the first equation or the second equation (it doesn't really matter)
Substituting y in Equation 2:
x=5- 3/2 (36/23)
=> x= 61/23
So answer is A where (x,y) is (61/23, 36/23)
