Answer: i. Cost of adult ticket = $ 30
ii. Cost of child ticket = $20
Step-by-step explanation:
Define variables:
Let x= cost of 1 adult tickets , y= cost of 1 child tickets.
Form linear equations:
5x+3y = 210 (i)
2x+5y= 160 (ii)
Multiply (i) by 2 and (ii) by 5
10x +6y = 420 (iii)
10x+25y = 800 (iv)
Eliminate (iii) from (iv)
19y = 380
⇒ y= 20
Put this in (i)
Hence, Cost of adult ticket = $ 30 and Cost of child ticket = $20
Answer:
.26
P(C) = .6*.3 + .4 *.2
= .18+.08
= .26
Step-by-step explanation:
The solution would be like
this for this specific problem:
Given: 40
km/h
2 km
t = d / v
t = 2 km / 40 km/h
t = 0.05 h * 60 minutes = 3 minutes
<span>At
this rate, it would take 3 minutes for the red kangaroo to jump 2 km.</span>
The answer is 8i.
i = √(-1)
√(-64) = √((-1) * 64)
= √(-1) * √64
= i * √8²
= i * 8
= 8i
If s represents the number of songs Kim downloads, her expenses for a month must satisfy the inequality
5.00 + 0.58·s ≤ 13.00
To solve this, subtract 5.00 to get the s-term by itself, then divide by the coefficient of s.
0.58·s ≤ 8.00
s ≤ 8.00/0.58 ≈ 13.79
The number of songs must be an integer, so we conclude Kim can download 13 songs, but not 14 songs.
Kim can download 13 songs without exceeding her budget.
