Preston has 19 games and Horatio has 30 games.
You can set this as a system of equations, set Preston as x and Horatio as y.
Both of the amounts add up to 49, so we can get the equation:
x+y=49
Since Horatio has 11 more games, we can get the equation:
y-x=11
If we add the x to the other side, the second equation becomes:
y=x+11
We can plug in the second equation into the first and get the equation:
x+11+x=49
with a little simplification, we get x (Preston) is equal to 19. If we add 11 to it, we get Horatio's amount: 30
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Answer:
C and A are true
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
(1,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
y>-3x +3
y≥ 2x-2
If we plot these two inequalities, we can see where the lines intersect, See attached graph.
They intersect at (1,0)
We can also do this mathematically:
y>-3x +3
<u>- (y≥ 2x-2)</u>
0 
-5x + 5
5x 5
x 1
If x = 1:
y≥ 2x-2
y≥ 2(1)-2
y≥ 0
(x,y) = (1,0)
