Answer:
d. (4y)^5/2
Step-by-step explanation:
n√a^m=a^(m/n)
Answer:
6850 & 650
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is partly incomplete as it didn't state the cost of ticket sold. Also, it didn't state the total number of tickets sold. But, assuming that the tickets sold were $15 and $25 tickets, and the total number of tickets sold was 7500, then we say that
Let x = the number of $15 tickets sold
Let y = the number of $25 tickets sold
x + y = 7500 y = 7500 - x
15x + 25y = 119000
15x + 25(7500-x) = 119000
15x + 187500 - 25x = 119000
-10x = -68500
x = 68500 / 10
x = 6850 tickets at $15 each
Remember from the first calculation, we said x + y = 7500, then
y = 7500 - 6850
y = 650 tickets at $25 each
All you have to do is substitute the values I assumed for your given value. Thanks
Answer:
This is not an equation because both sides are not equal.
Step-by-step explanation:
2x+1=2x-1
+1 +1
2x+2=2x
-2x -2x
2=0
Step-by-step explanation:
2.40 x 2 = 4.80
4.80 x 2 = 9.60
10.11 - 9.60 = .51
Answer:
Yes! (it’s making me write 20 letters so yes is ur answer ok cool)
