Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
They let you see how one fraction compares to another for one. Say you had 2/5 and 3/7 it may be tricky to tell which is bigger, but having the tiles will let you see that 3/7 is slightly bigger. And there are many many more complicated examples. So if you know which is bigger you will know subtracting the smaller one will keep it positive, while if you subtract the larger from the smaller one it will be negative.
Also, you can then find equivalent tiles. In the example I gave you would be able to see 2/5 = 14/35 and 3/7 = 15/35. Which are like fractions you can subtract simply.
Answer:
The price of
1 adult ticket = $15
1 student ticket = $9
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
The price of adult tickets be represented by a
The price of student tickets be represented by s
Therefore:
On the first day of ticket sales the school sold 4 adult tickets and 10 student tickets for a total of $150.
4a + 10s = $150.... Equation 1
The school took in $105 on the second day by selling 1 adult ticket and 10 student tickets.
a + 10s = $105.... Equation 2
a = $105 - 10s
Therefore, we substitute : $105 - 10s = a in Equation 1
4a + 10s = $150.... Equation 1
4($105 - 10s) + 10s = $150
$420 - 40s + 10s = $150
Collect like terms
- 40s + 10s = $150 - $420
-30s = -$270
Divide both sides by -30
-30s/-30 = -$270/-30
s = $9
We find a
a = $105 - 10s
a = $105 - 10($9)
a = $105 - $90
a = $15
Therefore, the price of
1 adult ticket = $15
1 student ticket = $9
1 mile is 6 times
5/6 of a mile... x times
<span>x= 5/6 x 6 = 30/6= 5 times</span>
Answer:
He paid 80 at the start, so his starting must have been 80
Step-by-step explanation:
80+40=120...
so either 0, or 80 because he owed nothing, or he owed the 80, then the 40 for medication
I hope this helps!
Answer: Alternate exterior angles
Step-by-step explanation:
