Answer:
(examples) n = 2
n = 3
n = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
to demonstrate, all you do is select a number to represent 'n' and plug it in.
so for example, n = 2:
2(2) + 3(2) = 5(2)
4 + 6 = 10, which is true.
You can solve this using proportion.
5 = 4
7 = ?
7(4)/5= 5.6
7 cakes cost £5.6
We can set up 2 equations given the information.
Let the price of advance ticket be represented by A and same day ticket by S
A + S = 50
20A + 40S = 1700
Solve for A in the first equation by subtracting S on both sides.
U will get A = 50 - S
Now substitute 50 - S for A in the second equation.
20 (50 - S) + 40S = 1700
1000 - 20S + 40S = 1700
20S = 700
S = 35
Same day ticket costs $35 and advance ticket costs $15
Answer:
The first table because the y side is increasing at the same rate . the rate is 4
Well he and the cart together weigh: 210+95=305.
The weight left for boxes is: 4,000-305=3,695.
Total weight of boxes is: 50·275=13,750.
Divide the weight of boxes by how much is left for the elevator: 13,750/3,695=3.72
Since 3.72 is more than 3 he would have to make 4 trips to safely do so :)
