Permutations of 9 flower pots taken 4 at a time:
nPr = 9P4 = 3,024 - displays possible when order of flower pots matters.
I hope this helps
I at least think what this is asking.
The given system of equation that is
and
has infinite number of solutions.
Option -C.
<u>Solution:</u>
Need to determine number of solution given system of equation has.

Let us first bring the equation in standard form for comparison


To check how many solutions are there for system of equations
, we need to compare ratios of 
In our case,



As
, so given system of equations have infinite number of solutions.
Hence, we can conclude that system has infinite number of solutions.
Analysis:{because the number of rulers is exactly three scales}
so a scale represents a number of
(24÷3=8)
missing information in the space around the chart 40,32,24,16,8.
Answer:
Equation 1: 7x + 2y = 12.8
Equation 2: 6x + 3y = 12
Cost of 1 apple: $1.60
Cost of 1 orange: $0.80
Cost of 1 orange: $Step-by-step explanation:
Let's use the elimination method to solve this
Multiply equation 1 by 3
(7x + 2y = 12.8) x 3 = 21x + 6y = 38.4
Multiply equation 2 by -2
(6x + 3y = 12) x -2 = -12x - 6y = -24
The x terms will cancel each other out
21x + 6y = 38.4
-12x - 6y = -24
9x = 14.4
Divide by sides by 9 to isolate the x variable
9x/9 = 14.4/9
x = 1.6
This means an apple costs $1.60
Plug the new x into one of the original equations to find y; we'll use equation 1
7(1.6) + 2y = 12.8
11.2 + 2y = 12.8
Subtract 11.2 from both sides
11.2 + 2y = 12.8
- 11.2 - 11.2
2y = 1.6
Divide both sides by 2
2y/2 = 1.6/2
y = 0.8
This means an orange costs $0.80
Well if you want to turn an improper fraction to a mixed number you just divide the denominator by the numerator if that's what your asking