Answer:
x = ±3 sqrt(2)
Step-by-step explanation:
x^2 + x^2=6^2
Combine like terms
2x^2 = 6^2
Divide each side by 2
x^2 = * 6^2/2
Take the square root of each side
sqrt(x^2) =± sqrt( 6^2/2)
Remember that sqrt(a/b) = ±sqrt(a ) /sqrt(b)
x = ±sqrt(6^2)/sqrt(2)
x = ±6 /sqrt(2)
We do not leave square roots in the denominator, so we multiply the top and bottom by sqrt(2)
x = ±6 /sqrt(2) * sqrt(2)/ sqrt(2)
x = ±6 *sqrt(2) /( sqrt(2)*sqrt(2))
x = ±6 sqrt(2) /(2)
x = ±3 sqrt(2)
10t = b - 4
12b+8t = $348
This is a system of equations. I’ll be solving through substitution.
In the first equation. solving for b (the easier variable to isolate) gives you:
b = 10t + 4
Substitute this into the second equation:
12(10t+4) +8t = 348
120t+48+8t = 348
128t = 300
t = 2.34375 —> round it to the nearest cent to get 2.34 dollars
b = 10t+4
b = 10(2.34)+4
b = 27.4 dollars
Each snack cost 3.50 and she bought four, one for each child. The child who wrote it only took one snack into account.
The equation should be 14+4x=44
14 being all four snacks
Answer:
her total pay in a week would be about $857.5
