Step-by-step explanation:
open the bracket
6={(1/5×4y) + 1/5×10}
6=4/5y+2
6-2=4/5y
4=4/5y
divide both sides by 4/5
y=1/5
Answer:
(-7, -12)
Step-by-step explanation:
4x-3y=8
5x-2y=-11
Is there any of the like terms can be added and the result will be 0? No, so we have to multiple one OR both of the equations to make that one number do that.
(I will try to remove the y like terms so i will multiple both of them by the opposite so both of the ys will be 6)
2(4x-3y=8)
-3(5x-2y=-11)
8x-6y=16
-15x+6y=33
(now the easy part… cancel the 6s and add the equations)
8x+(-15x)=-7x
16+33=49
-7x=49
(divide 49 by -7)
x=-7
Replace x in any of the equations and you’ll get the y value.
4x-3y=8
4(-7)-3y=8
-28-3y=8
-3y=36
y=12
Threfore, there is one solution which is….. (-7,-12)
Answer:
The ball traveled 116.25 m when it hit the ground for the fifth term
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a geometric progression exercise and what we are asked to look for is the sum of a GP.
The ball was dropped from a height of 60 m. This means that the initial height of the ball is 60 m.
First value, a = 60
Each time it hit the ground, it bounced up 1/2 (half) of the height that it dropped.
This is the common ratio, r = 1/2 = 0.5
The number of terms it hits the ground is the number of terms in the GP.
number of terms, n = 5
The distance traveled by the ball when it hit the ground for the fifth term will be modeled by the equation:
Answer: 153 trays
Step-by-step explanation:
hotdogs =153
Hamburger = 171
Mike is to put the same number of hamburger and hotdogs in each plate.
we assume that a whole number of each food is placed in each tray.
The maximum amount of trays will be determined by the minimum food which is hotdog, so, the hotdog is the constraint.
Mike will have to use 153 trays.
