Answer:
The price of an adult ticket it $5
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this, we would find the system of equations. We would set up two equations that will represent the situation.
Let c = price per children ticket
Let a = price per adult ticket
Santo:
5c + 1a = 16.25
Hulda:
4c + 3a = 24
5c + 1a = 16.25 -> a = 16.25 - 5c
4c + 3a = 24
4c + 3(16.25 - 5c) = 24
4c + 48.75 - 15c = 24
-11c + 48.75 = 24
-48.75 -48.75
-11c = -24.75
/-11 /-11
c = 2.25
5c + a = 16.25
5(2.25) + a = 16.25
11.25 + a = 16.25
-11.25 -11.25
a = 5
a = $5 , c = $2.25
Place value. when multiplying by 10 you are moving a decimal, having everything lined up like place value would save you a lot of time.
Pythagorean Theorem- A^2+B^2=C^2
1) 6^2+9^2= x^2
2) 36+81= 117
Square root 117 =10.82
Hope this helped :)
Answer:
3x-x+2=4
Step-by-step explanation:
$15 + .5($10), or $20 total.
Since the books normally cost $25 total normally, Joseph paid $20/$25%, or 80% of both books (saving 20%)
(searched up info)
Commutative Property states ab = ba
