Hello there, you can proceed with the multiplication of these factors using the FOIL method (which stands for first, outer, inner and last) multiply I assume that by descending order, you mean by decreasing power. If it were so, the answer is 6(x^3)12(x^2)-16(x^2)32x-27x+72.
First you need to write an equation or an inequality.
5+1.80x<=12
the x here is how many miles you are paying for, now you just solve for x.
5+1.80x<=12
-5 -5
1.80x<=7
/1.80 /1.80
x<=3.8
you can travel only three whole miles, you do not have enough money to go four full miles.
PQ is bisected by RS at R. It means that PRQ is a line segment with PR = RQ and each of half of PQ.
RQ = PQ/2 = 1/2 [ 4 3/4 ] = 1/2 * 19/4 = <em>19/8 </em> = 2 3/4
Answer:
Two adult tickets and 5 student tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
Let a=adult tickets Let s=student tickets
You know that each adult ticket is $9.10 and each student ticket cost $7.75. At the end, it cost $56.95 for both students and adults so the first equation should be 9.10a+7.75s=56.95. To get the second equation, you know that Mrs. Williams purchased 7 tickets in total that were both students and adults. Therefore, the second equation should be a+s=7. The two equations are 9.10a+7.75s=56.95
a+s=7.
Now, use substitution to solve this. I will isolate s from this equation so the new equation should be s=-a+7. Plug in this equation to the other equation, it will look like this 9.10a+7.75(-a+7)=56.95. Simplify this to get 9.10a-7.75a+54.25=56.95. Simplify this again and the equation will become 1.35a=2.70. Then divide 1.35 by each side to get a=2. This Mrs. Williams bought two adult tickets. Plug in 2 into a+s=7, it will look like this (2)+s=7. Simplify this and get s=5. This means Mrs. Williams bought five adult tickets. Therefore she bought 2 adult tickets and 5 student tickets.
Hope this helps
