He rowed 10 miles in total. YOU'RE WELCOME :D
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ASA would justify it to be congruent.
Answer:
Let P represent the number of pies sold and J represent the number of juices sold.
a)
The first equation for the sum of the sales:
P + J = 79
P = 79 - J
Next, for the sum of the amounts earned:
1.65P + 1.36J = 118.17
Substituting P,
1.65 (79 - J) + 1.36J = 118.17
J = 42
Using this value of J,
P = 79 - 42
P = 37
b)
Mr. Sanchez's class earned: 1.65 x 37 = $61.05
Mr. Kelly's class earned: 1.36 x 42 = $57.12
So Mr. Sanchez's class earned more money.
c) Mr. Sanchez's class earned:
61.05 - 57.12
= $3.93 more than Mr. Kelly's class
Step-by-step explanation:
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Looking at the graph, we'll notice that there is a local maximum at x=0 and it looks similar on both sides of the y axis, therefore making it symmetric around the y axis given the options
There are eight cities on the list.
The number of groups of 2 is (8·7)/2 = 28
The number of groups of 3 is (8·7·6)/(3!) = 56
The number of groups of 4 is (8·7·6·5)/(4!) = 70
The number of groups of 5 is (8·7·6·5·4)/(5!) = 56
The number of groups of 6 is (8·7·6·5·4·3)/(6!) = 28
The number of groups of 7 is (8·7·6·5·4·3·2)/(7!) = 8
So there are (28+56+70+56+28+8) = 246 ways to visit "some" of them.
There's only one way to visit "all" of them, and
there's only one way to visit "none" of them.
So, all together, Louise has 248 travel options.
If she decides to visit Chicago, I will show her a good time.
