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the equation y=1.25x represents the cost (y) to hit (x) granola bars at the snack shop. The table shows the cost of granola bars

at the sports field. Which location sells granola bars

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maw [93]3 years ago

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Answer:

Snack shop is the correct answer

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Alla [95]3 years ago

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Answer:

snack shop

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*please help word problem* Adam and Barb had a used book sale over the weekend. Adam sold 4 hardcover books and ten paperbacks a

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Let us assume charge for a hardcover book = $ h

And charge for a paperback = $ p.

Adam sold 4 hardcover books and 10 paperbacks and earned $64.

So, we can setup an equation by using above statement.

4h + 10p = 64 -------------equation(1)

Barb sold 5 hardcover books and 7 paperbacks and made $58.

So, we can setup another equation by using above statement.

5h + 7p = 58 -------------equation(2)

Let us solve equation(1) and eqation (2) by elimination method.

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Dividing both sides by -22, we get

-22p/-22 = -88/-22

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4h + 10(4) = 64

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Subtracting 40 from both sides, we get

4h = 24.

Dividing both sides by 4, we get

4h/4 = 24/4

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6. An ostrich cannot fly, but it is able to run fast. Suppose an ostrich runs east for 7.95 s and then runs 161 m south, so that

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From the information given:

It was stated that if the ostrich ran towards the east direction in 7.95 s, let say the distance from the starting point is O towards the east side E, let called the distance towards the east side to be OE.

Again, the ostrich then runs in the south direction for 161 m, let the distance be OS.

Also, let the magnitude of the resultant displacement between the east direction to the south direction be ES = 226m.

We are to find, the magnitude of the ostrich's eastward component.

i.e. The distance traveled from the center to the east direction within the time frame of 7.95 s.

Using the Pythagoras rule:

ES² = OE² + OS²

226² = OE² + 161²

226² - 161² = OE²

OE² = 226² - 161²

OE² = 51076 - 25921

OE² = 51076 - 25921

OE² = 25155

$OE = \sqrt{25155}$

OE = 158.60 m

OE ≅ 159 m

Thus, the magnitude of the ostrich's towards the eastward component. = 159 m.

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