Let us say that:
x = the number of T shirts bought = 4
y = the number of leather jackets bought = 1
a = the price of the T shirts
b = the price of the leather jackets
With the given variables, we can say that the total cost
is:
total cost = a x + b y
Since, b = 6 a, therefore:
total cost = a x + 6 a y
total cost = a (x + 6 y)
Since total cost is 209, therefore we can calculate for a
since x and y are also given:
209 = a (4 + 6 * 1)
209 = a (10)
a = $20.9
<span>Therefore each T shirt cost $20.9</span>
For starters, create an equation to show David's earnings. We can do this using Danielle's as a basis, which is set up as y=(# of hours)x+(bonus). This gives us y=12x+80. Now, as we need both their ys to be equal, we just set both equations equal to each other, making 15x+50=12x+80. Now, we solve for x, starting with 15x+50=12x+80, subtracting 12x from both sides to get 3x+50=80, subtracting 50 from both sides to get 3x=30, and dividing three from both sides to get x=10. To check, we just plug in our answer to both equations and see if the ys match up. With Danielle's equation, we get y=15(10)+50=150+50=200 and with David's equation, we get y=12(10)+80=120+80=200, proving that our answer is correct.
It's can be 5×10^4
5×10^4= 5×10000=50,000
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Step-by-step explanation:
what is she considering? I would need more information to complete the probolem
