1 car - 4 wheels
1 motorcycle - 2 wheels
x - number of cars
y - number of motorcycles
so, there are 70 vehicles: x + y = 70
and all togeather they've got 258 wheels: 4*x + 2*y = 258
because each car has 4 wheels, so all car wheels = 4*x,
likewise 2*y for motorcycles
x + y = 70 /* 4
4 x + 2y = 258
4 x + 4 y = 280 (R1)
4 x + 2y = 258 (R2)
2y = 22 /:2 it is R1 - R2
x = 70 - y
y = 11 /motorcycles
x = 70 - 11 = 59 /cars
check:
59 + 11 = 70 ok
59 * 4 + 11 * 2 = 236 + 22 = 258 ok
Answer:
x-2y/x
Step-by-step explanation:
x²-4xy+4y²/x²+xy-6y²÷x²+3xy/x²+6xy+9y² = x-2y/x
Answer: The answer would be c
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Solve for b
5a+b=7
b=-5a+7
your slope would be -5a
Step 2: Make it perpendicular
The Perpendicular is gonna be the opposite
So it would be b= 1/5+7
The slopes has to be different and you don't have to worry about the "+7"
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As for this problem, the answer would most probably be and most likely be C. The piles of bones foreshadow Fortunato's fate.
In the first option, symbolizing wasn't used in present tense but a simple mixing of present and past tense. The more appropriate form of the sentence would be "The catacombs was dark and cold which symbolized death." This would be a lot more understandable and it will not create confusion to the readers because of the inconsistency of the usage of tenses. The second option and the last option would be both in past tenses. The correct one is used in plural present form.
