Answer:
Choice C is the answer.
Known information:
a = adult $
s = student $
We have 2 adults and 3 students.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the total price of tickets given a # of students and adults, multiply a by the # of adults and multiply s by the # of students. Therefore, it would look like this:
2a + 3s = price
Therefore, choice C is the answer.
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Answer:
$30
Step-by-step explanation:
Calculation for the tickets that must be purchased for Carnival T and Carnival Q to be the same
Based on the information given let x be the number of ticket to be purchased .
Carnival T entrance fee= $7.00
Ride= $0.50 per ticket
Carnival Q entree fee =12.00
Ride= $0.25 per ticket
Tickets=$7.00 + ($0.50* x) = $12.00 + ($0.25* x)
.25 x = 5.00
Hence:
x=$.25+$5.00
×=$30
Therefore the amount of tickets that must be purchased in order for the total cost at Carnival T and Carnival Q to be the same will be $30
Answer:
C) SSS
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>SSS</em> stands for "<em>side, side, side</em>" and means that we have two triangles with all three sides equal.
If three sides of one triangle are equal to three sides of another triangle, the triangles are <em>congruent</em>.
<FCD
<SNP
SN
FC
Look at the vertex of each angle and match it to the other triangle (tri. DFC is congruent to tri. SNP) F=N, which is the vertex, D=S, C=P, DF=SN, and so on
Answer:
If there are 125 girls, and the ratio is boys to girls, then you can divide 125 by 5 to get the multiplication factor. This would be 25. Now you can multiply 25 by 4 to get how many boys were in the gym, which would be 100. To get back to your original ratio, you can divide 100/125 by 25 on top and bottom to get 4:5, or 4/5. :)
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