Answer:
the cost of 3 apples and 7 oranges be £15 and £35 respectively
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume the apple be x
And, the oranges be y
Now according to the question
5x + 4y = £45
And,
2x + 8y = £50
Multiply by 2 in equation 1
So,
10x + 8y = £90
2x + 8y = £50
8x = £40
x = £5
And, y be
5(£5) + 4y = £45
£25 + 4y = £45
4y = 20
y = £5
So, the cost of 3 apples and 7 oranges be £15 and £35 respectively
I probably did this wrong but i think its 21780.....cause i timed an acre by 1/2 to get that answer <span />
To find the minimum value of n that guarantees an error of no more than 1/30000 in approximating integral 1/x dx from 3 to 4 by the trapezoidal rule with n so the answer to your question is N=71 and i hope you understand my answer.
Their coefficients are as follows (in order):
4
5
-4
-1
So if you were putting them in increasing order it would be
C, D, A, B
