Answer:
I am not smart enough for that one
Step-by-step explanation:
because I am just built the same as you all
The graph of a quadratic equation will always cross the x-axis, that’s false because only the y-axis can cross into in only one place.
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Answer:
$19.50
Step-by-step explanation:
You can set up a simple equation where t-shirts are represented by t and cost by c.
$78=4t.
To solve this equation, you want to get the variable isolated. To do this divide four on both sides since the t is multiplied by 4 and to undo multiplication, you divide. So you divide 4t by four, which gets you 1t, and then you divide 78 by 4 (because whatever you do to one side you have to do it to the other) which gives you 19.5. So the remaining equation is
$19.50=1t
And since t represents t-shirts, the equation is saying that $19.50 is equal to one t-shirt.
