P=2 (l+w)
we know P=284
we also know that l= w+50
so replace l in the equation with w+50
284=2 (w+50+w)
284=2 (2w+50)
divide both sides by 2
142=2w+50
subtract 50 on both sides
98=2w
divide both sides by 2
49=w
so width is 49, and we need to add 50 to it to find the length
l= 49 +50
l=99
This is a system of equations problem.
Blueberry = X, blackberry = Y
Joe:
5x + 10y = 135
James:
x + 9y = 104
Let’s isolate x from James’ equation.
x = 104 - 9y
Now substitute that into the first equation.
5(104 - 9y) + 10y = 135
520 - 45y + 10y = 135
-35y = -385
y = -385/-35. The negatives cancel out, leaving us with $11 for blackberries.
Now we can substitute that value into James’s equation.
x + 9(11) = 104
x = 104 - 99
x = $5
Final answer: Blueberry pies cost $5, blackberry pies cost $11.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
D. 2/7
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability is calculate as a division between the number of ways in which Andrew will be selected and karen will not and the total ways in which they can select 4 people from a group of 8 volunteers.
The number of ways in which they can select 4 people from a group of 8 volunteers can be calculated using:

Where nCk give as the number of ways in which we can form groups of k elements from a group of n elements.
So, if we replace n by 8 and k by 4, we get:

Then, there are 70 ways to select 4 people from a group of 8 volunteers.
At the same way, the number of ways in which Andrew will be selected and karen will not can be calculate replacing n by 6 and k by 3 in the same equation as:

We replace n by 6 because from the 8 volunteers, Andrew is going to be selected and Karen will not, so, the people that affect the result are just the 6 remaining volunteers. Also, k is equal to 3 because Andrew is already selected and we just need to select 3 more people.
Finally, the probability is:

Answer:
Two legs and an hypotenuse
Step-by-step explanation:
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