Answer:
Infinite Amount of Solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have concurrent systems (same slope + same y-int), we know that the systems of equations would be the <em>exact</em> same line. If that is the case, the we would know that ANY value input would work. You could even test it mathematically, and it would give you infinite amount of solutions.
Answer:
The total she paid was $130.80
In an arithmetic sequence:
Tn=t₁+(n-1)d
t₄=t₁+(4-1)d=t₁+3d
t₅=t₁+(5-1)d=t₁+4d
t₆=t₁+(6-1)d=t₁+5d
t₄+t₅+t₆=(t₁+3d) +(t₁+4d)+(t₁+5d)=3t₁+12d
Therefore:
3t₁+12d=300 (1)
t₁₅=t₁+(15-1)d=t₁+14d
t₁₆=t₁+(16-1)d=t₁+15d
t₁₇=t₁+(17-1)d=t₁+16d
t₁₅+t₁₆+t₁₇=(t₁+14d)+(t₁+15d)+(t₁+16d)=3t₁+45d
Therefore:
3t₁+45d=201 (2)
With the equations (1) and (2) we make an system of equations:
3t₁+12d=300
3t₁+45d=201
we can solve this system of equations by reduction method.
3t₁+12d=300
-(3t₁+45d=201)
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-33d=99 ⇒d=99/-33=-3
3t₁+12d=300
3t₁+12(-3)=300
3t₁-36=300
3t₁=300+36
3t₁=336
t₁=336/3
t₁=112
Threfore:
Tn=112+(n-1)(-3)
Tn=112-3n+3
Tn=115-3n
Now, we calculate T₁₈:
T₁₈=115-3(18)=115-54=61
Answer: T₁₈=61
Answer:
83/100 x 180
Step-by-step explanation:
We have to find the cost of the ticket after the discount.
100% - 17%= 83%
83% of the total percentage of the original price that he needs to pay.
So we do:
83/100 x 180
So, this would be the expression.
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2530
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