Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Since it given that:</em>
<em>x = 7 and y = 3</em>
<em>We can substitute x and y:</em>
<em>(7-3) + 2(3)</em>
<em>7 - 3 = 4</em>
<em>4 + 2(3)</em>
<em>2(3) = 6</em>
<em>4 + 6 =10</em>
<em>Thus the answer is 10.</em>
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Alright...simple...showing all steps.. ;)
You have the equations...
2x+y=7
and
3x+5y=14
To be able to even solve for any of the variables...multiply the equations by...2...and..3...
2x+y=7----*3--> 6x+3y=21
and
3x+5y=14-----*2--->6x+10y=28
Thus,
6x+3y=21
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6x+10y=28
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-7y=-7
y=1
Now, plug y back into any of the original equations....we'll use 2x+y=7 in this case....
2x+(1)=7
2x+1=7
-1 -1
2x=6
x=3
Thus, the point of intersection for these two equations is (3,1)
They forget to say "not to scale". I'm guessing this is trig because I don't see another way to do it.
Let's consider x=chord PQ first. By the Law of Cosines
We have an isosceles triangle formed by two radii of 9 cm and x=PQ. By the Law of Cosines again,
The area of the circle is the fraction given by the angle,
Answer: 24.7 sq cm
As per inequality, it means that the value of x can be less than or equal to y.
Inequality in Mathematics
The two expressions that make up an equation or an inequality are connected in a mathematical statement. The equal sign (=) in an equation denotes the equality of the two expressions. The symbols >, <, ≤, or ≥ are used to denote an inequality, when the two expressions aren't always equal.
Type of Inequality
The given expression, x <= y denotes the type of inequality where the possible values of x are either less than y or equal to less. The value of x cannot be greater than y in any case.
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Im pretty sure the number of books is your x and the cost is your y
