Answer:
x = 5 , y = 15
Step-by-step explanation:
You can solve this using substitution.
Let the quantity of cheese wafers be denoted by x and the quantity of chocolate wafers denoted by y
2x + 1y = 25
x + y = 20
These two equations are the answer to part A, (remember to include the above prompt which says what x and y denote).
For part B I used substitution because it was more applicable to the question then addition or elimination.
ACTUAL WORK
Set 2x + 1y = 25 equal to x
x = 25 - y / 2
Replace x with y in the second equation
(25 - y / 2) + y = 20
And solve for y
y = 15
Since we know what y is we can replace y in the second equation and find what x is
x + 15 = 20
Solve for x
x = 5
Because you know the area and that the shape is a square... if the side length is "s"... to find "s" you would say...
s²=1.69
Take the root of both sides and...
s=1.3 km
Four order pairs are ( 2, 5 ), ( 4, 8 ), ( 6, 11 ), ( 0, 2). All those I cited are whole numbers so that should help plot them, and from there get a ruler or straight edge and align all the dots to create the line for the equation. The equation you gave was the standard form which was created out of the formula to find a equation it's y = mx + b, there could be small variations made. How I know it's proportional is because all linear equations are. But if that's not enough I also know since there's a ratio or pattern that it follows and doesn't stray from. In more depth, porportional relationship is a ratio between y and x which is the same thing everytime shown if simplified.
Given:
Measure of arc FJ = 84°
Measure of arc GH = 76°
To find:
The measure of angle HKJ.
Solution:
The image of the question is attached below.
Angles inside the circle theorem:
If two chords intersect inside a circle, then the measure of each angle is one half the sum of the measures of the intercepted arc and its vertical arc.
Sum of the adjacent angles in a straight line is 180°.
⇒ m∠GKH + m∠HKJ = 180°
⇒ 80° + m∠HKJ = 180°
Subtract 80° from both sides.
⇒ 80° + m∠HKJ - 80° = 180° - 80°
⇒ m∠HKJ = 100°
The measure of ∠HKJ is 100°.
