Answer:
t=2
j=1
Step-by-step explanation:
3 tacos and a juice is $7
3t+j=7
4 tacos and 2 juices is $10
4t+2j=10
We have a simultaneous equation. It can be solved either by substitution method or Elimination method. For the purpose of this question, the elimination method will be used
3t+j=7 Equation 1
4t+2j=10 Equation 2
To eliminate j, we multiply Equation 1 by 2, the coefficient of j in equation 2, so that in both equations, j can have the same coefficient.
2(3t+j=7)
6t+2j=14 Equation 3
We now have
4t+2j=10 Equation 2
6t+2j=14 Equation 3
We subtract equation 2 from equation 3, to eliminate j
6t-4t=2t
2j-2j=0
14-10=4
We have 2t=4
Divide both sides by 2
2t/2=4/2
t=4/2
t=2
Substitute t for 2 in equation 1, to get j
3t+j=7
3(2)+j=7
6+j=7
j=7-6
j=1
One taco cost $2 while 1 juice cost $2
The answer is f−1(x)=5x2−z2−1
Answer:
y-intercept is 30
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the model comparing this model to the equation of a straight lines we can get the y- intercept
The y- intercept is 30 which is the constant factor and it describes to us about the one-time registration fee of $30.
Change 3 and 15/44 to an improper fraction: 3 x 44 + 15 = 147 So, 147/44
times the whole number (3) by the bottom number of the fraction (44 or denominator) then added the top number (15 or numerator). Once you get that number you put it over the original denominator in the question (44).
then you divide the two number so... 147/44 = 3.340909091 <- That's your answer!