I think there are no solutions - firstly, you can't add two numbers and get one solution, and add the same two numbers up again and get a different solution!
also, if you plot the two lines on a graph they never intersect, showing there are no values of x or y that satisfy both equations.
Answer:
She will save by borrowing from Bank B.
Step-by-step explanation:
Michelle needs to calculate the interest for the length of each loan. Bank A will charge $2430 in interest and Bank B will charge $1980 in interest. She will save by borrowing from Bank B.
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Answer:
idk anyone who could answer else
Step-by-step explanation:
anyone???
Answer: 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Given, Jamie needs to ship 48 plates and 54 bowls to a store.
If she wants to ship the same number of items in each box such that plates and bowls are shipped separately. .
then the greatest number of items she can ship in each box = GCD (48,54)
[GCD = Greatest common divisor]
Prime factorization of both numbers:
48 = 2 x 2 x 2 x <u>2 x 3</u>
54 = <u>2 x 3 </u>x 3 x 3
GCD (48,54)= 2 x 3 = 6
Hence, the greatest number of items she can ship in each box =6
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