Answer:
1st = 4×10 ^-9
2nd= 4×10^1
3rd = 4×10^7
4th = 4×10^-5
Step-by-step explanation:
for whole numbers you just have to count from the ending till the number indicated beside the x10
for decimals you count from the front starting at the decimal till you cover the whole number
The lines would intercept at -4,-2. I hope this helps. Sorry I was a bit confused because Thee wasn’t a question.
Answer:
Hi! I suggest reading the explanation, it will help make this equation more simple.
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The answer is $45.50
Step-by-step explanation:
First, divide 26.00 by four. This will give you 6.5, so now you know that each ticket individually costs $6.5 or $6.50.
next, multiple 6.50 by 7.
this will give you 45.5 or $45.50.
double check your answer by dividing 45.50 by 7.
your answer should be 6.5 on a calculator.
that's all! hope this helped.
15, 28, 41.
add the common difference to each consecutive term to find the next term in the sequence.
2+ 13= 15
15+ 13= 28
28+ 13= 41
Answer:
353 tickets.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's say that there are s student tickets and n nonstudent tickets.
s + n = 669
5s + 8n = 4293
Multiply -5 by the entire first equation to get...
-5s - 5n = -3345
Combine the two equations.
5s - 5s + 8n - 5n = 4293 - 3345
3n = 948
n = 316
Now, put the number of nonstudent tickets sold back into the first equation.
s + 316 = 669
s = 353 tickets.
Hope this helps!
