Have you learned matrices yet? I'm going to use that to solve these, please refer to the photos.
I solved the system by using a matrix calculation. The work always needs to be shown and you do that by setting up the matrix like in the first photo and also writing out all your equations. In a TI calculator, to do this you press 2ND-X^-1,GO TO EDIT - [A] - 3×4- now enter the coefficient of the system of equations variables. NOW 2ND MODE- 2ND-X^-1 -GO TO MATH- ALPHA APPS
Now, if you don't know this you may be confuse so after rref([A]) was enter a matrix came up with [1 0 0 -21] in the top row this means x equal -21. So, the next row is y and it came out as [0 1 0 46] so y equals 46 and I'm going to let you figure out what z is by looking at the matrix.
SO... X=-21 Y=46 and Z=-10
Let's Test it
There were about 500 to 600 students that attended the University of salamanca by the end of the 14th century
X = -1/4
Move the 1 to the other side then divide by 4 on both sides
Answer:
804.2 meters³
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the volume of a cylinder, you multiply the height by the area of the base (which is πr²), so the equation is <em>V = hπr²</em>.
We can plug in out givens: <em>V = 16*π*4²</em>. Simplifying this gives us <em>V = 256 π meters³</em> which is approximately 804.2 meters³.