Answer:
To add or subtract functions, just add or subtract the values at each point where it makes sense. If the functions are given by formulas, you can just add or subtract the formulas (it doesn't matter whether you plug in values before or after).
There has to be a total of 63 boxes each with a prize in them.
There are two types of prizes: The first type is $25 and second type is $100.
If you make all the prizes $100, you will only end up with 27 prizes. ($2700 / 100), which is too little.
If you make all the prizes $25, you will only end up with 108 prizes ($2700/ 25), which is too way many.
The answer has to be combination of prizes More $25 prizes will have an outcome of more prizes in total.
More $100 prizes will have an outcome of less prizes in total.
The answer would come out to
48 prizes of $25 each ($1200)
15 prizes of $100 each ($1500)
which adds to the full amount of $2700 with 63 prizes.
When you graph the two functions given, the graph B) shift 1 unit to the right.
Graph the two functions, see attached pictures:
<em>~Rise Above the Ordinary</em>
X/8 + 12 = 16
start by subtracting twelve from both sides
x/8 + 12 = 16
- 12 -12
You're left with x/8 = 4
Multiply both sides by 8
8× x/8 = 4 ×8
Your answer is x = 32
If you need to simplify, the answer is 2.
1 = 90
2 = 65
3 = 65
4 = 25
90+25=115
180-115=65
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