The correct answer for this question is this one: <span>(-4, -11)
</span>In order to solve this,
Let k1 = 7/10 = fraction of the first part
Let k2 = 3/10 = fraction of the second part
Then, use solve for x and y
x = (k1(x2) +k2(x1)) / (k1+k2)
y = (k1(y2) +k2(y1)) / (k1+k2)
x = (7/10 * 5 + 3/10 * -25) / (7/10 + 3/10 )
<span>x = -8 / 2
x = -4
y = (7/10 * -25 + 3/10 * 10) / (7/10 + 3/10)
y = -14 + 3
y = -11
Hope this helps answer your question. Have a nice day!</span>
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</h2><h3>DIVIDE by
on BOTH SIDES </h3><h3>
</h3><h3>CANCEL out:
because it gives you
</h3><h3>KEEP:
because it helps us solve the number that is being
to
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</h3><h2>Good luck on your assignment and enjoy your day! </h2><h2>~
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Answer:
12 eggs
Step-by-step explanation:
If she sends 3/4 to the market
1 - 3/4
4/4 -3/4 = 1/4
She will keep 1/4
1/4 *48 = 12
She will keep 12 eggs
Well if she is making dinner for 10 people and each person want 2 pieces then you need to multiple 10 x 2 = 20. So she is going to need to make 20 pieces.
If each of her pumpkin pies only has 8 pieces then she is going to have to make 3 pies.
3 pies x 8 pieces = 24 pieces of pumpkin pie. So she has to make 3 pies because she needs 20 pieces since everyone wants 2.
In conclusion Mrs. Owens has to make 3 pies and she is going to have 4 pieces left over.
