The two person will pay the same amount of money when they both watch 9 hockey games.
<h3>How to find the equation and use it to find cost?</h3>
A hockey season ticket holder pays $99.00 for her tickets plus $3.00 for a program for each game. Therefore,
y = 99 + 3x
where
y = total cost
x = number of game
A second person pays $14.00 for a ticket to every game but doesn't buy programs. Therefore,
y = 14x
The number of games they will have the same amount is as follows:
99 + 3x = 14x
99 = 14x - 3x
99 = 11x
x = 99 / 11
x = 9
Therefore, they will have the same amount when they watch 9 games.
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None of the pairs will deliver (g×f)(a). If you intend (g∘f)(a), then ...
... selection 3 is appropriate.
Answer:
∠ b = 23°
Step-by-step explanation:
Complementary angles sum to 90° , then
a + b = 90° , that is
67° + b = 90° ( subtract 67° from both sides )
∠ b = 23°
Answer:
-8±√17 and -8±6√2
Step-by-step explanation:
1. x+16/x=4, x^2+16-4x=0. x=-8±√17
2. x+16/x=8, x^2+16-8=0. x=-8±6√2
