You basically want to write the total number of people using x and y for children and adults, and then write the cost function using the values you know for the ticket prices. next, you want to want to rearrange your total people equation so that you can write either x in terms of y or y in terms of x. finally, you can plug that into your cost equation and solve. (you then use the rearranged total people equation to solve for the other variable).
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70. Look at about how much approx it goes up every year, and then 4 years is after the given year so times that number and it is closest to 70.
To calculate the answer, we subtract $ 14 from the first CD to the total amount spent, which is $ 86.
So:
$ 86- $ 14 = 72
The rest of the CDs cost $ 12.
Then we divide $ 72 between $ 12
$ 72 / $ 12 = 6.
That means that 6 CDs were bought at $ 12 plus the first one bought at $ 14.
So the number of CDs that María bought was 7
Answer: C
Step-by-step explanation: You have to graph the 2 points and plug in each answer until the slope passes through
The area of whole backyard:
a = 3x - 5
b = 4x - 10
a · b = (3x - 5) · (4x - 10) = 3x · 4x + 3x · (-10) - 5 · 4x - 5 · (-10) =
= 12x² - 30x - 20x + 50 = 12x² - 50x + 50
The area of swimming pool with patio:
a = x + 8
b = x - 2
a · b = (x + 8) · (x - 2) = x · x + x · (-2) + 8 · x + 8 · (-2) =
= x² - 2x + 8x - 16 = x² + 6x - 16
Then the area of the region they want ot cover with new grass is:
12x² - 50x + 50 - (x² + 6x - 16) = 12x² - 50x + 50 - x² - 6x + 16 =
= 11x² - 56x + 66
