Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost of one ticket = $ 5
Cost of 'n' tickets = 5 * n = 5n
c = 5n
It depends on the given information.
McKenzie's work is correct if the two short sides are given as 5 and 13.
Cara's work is correct is almost correct if 5 is one leg, and 13 is the hypotenuse. The exact answer is 12, but she wrote it as approximately equal. That's her only problem.
By the way, Ddssaa122: when posting questions, the power of a number is written as 5^2 and not 52. If you copy and paste, please make sure you add the caret sign to indicate a power, or else you will suffer by getting a wrong answer. 5^2=5*5, 52=4*13, so they are not the same.
<span> -63 + (-208) + (-11) = -63 - 208 - 11 = -282
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Answer: -282
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Answer:
I think it's B. Hours(cost) = $200 but I could be wrong
