Answer:
The answer is: Each adult ticket is $7 and each student ticket is $9.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let a = the number of adult tickets. Let s = the number of student tickets.
For day 1:
14a + 1s = $107
Solve for s:
s = 107 - 14a
For day 2:
12a + 5s = $129
By substitution:
12a + 5(107 - 14a) = 129
12a + 535 - 70a = 129
-58a = 129 - 535
-58a = -406
a = -406 / -58 = $7 for adult tickets
Solve for s:
s = 107 - 14a
s = 107 - 14(7)
s = 107 - 98
s = $9 for student tickets
Proofs:
For day 1:
14a + 1s = $107
14(7) + 1(9) = 107
98 + 9 = 107
107 = 107
For day 2:
12a + 5s = $129
12(7) + 5(9) = 129
84 + 45 = 129
129 = 129
Answer:
D. (2,1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Fill in the value for y from the first eq (6x-11) into the second:
-2x - 3(6x-11) = -7
Now simplify:
-2x -18x + 33 = -7
-20x = -7-33
20x = 40
x = 2
Now that we have x, plug it into the top eq to get y:
y = 6*2 - 11 = 1
Et voila, x=2 and y=1, so the solution is (2,1).
0.3(4x-8)-0.5(2.4x+4)
1.2x-2.4-1.2x+2
x-0.4
Find the median of 35,36,43,47,59,62,64,77,82,82,82,94,95,95,97
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It is 77 because it is in the middle
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
first you make 2 and 3/5 into an improper fraction, which is 13/5. Then you multiply this by 3, for the 3 batches, giving you 39/5. 15 times 5 is 75, so he has 75/5 cups of flour, and he only needs 39/5. Yes he has enough flour.