24w+6c=$23.40
5w+2c=$6.60
So you have to find c (chips) first. You have to make the number of chips in both equations cancel each other.
-3(5w+2c)=-3($6.60)
-15w-6c=$-19.80
Then subtract to get one formula
24w + 6c = $23.40
-15w - 6c = $-19.80
9w = $3.60
w=$.40
To check your answer, find how much one bag of chips costs:
5($.40) + 2c = $6.60
$2.00 + 2c = $6.60
2c = $4.60
c=$2.30
Plug your value for one water and one bag of chips into the formula:
5($.40) + 2($2.30)
$2.00 + $4.60
=$6.60
Then plug your values into the original problem:
24($.40) + 6($2.30)
$9.60 + $13.80
=$23.40
Answer: Jacob's second jump was 6 1/3 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
On his first jump, he jumped 7 2/3
feet. We would convert each mixed fraction to improper fraction
to enable easy addition and subtraction. Converting 7 2/3 feet to improper fraction, it becomes 23/3 feet.
His second jump was 1 1/3 feet shorter. Converting 1 1/3 feet to improper fraction, it becomes 4/3 feet.
Therefore, the distance that Jacob covered on his second jump would be
23/3 - 4/3 = 19/3 feet
Converting 19/3 feet back to mixed fraction, it becomes
6 1/3 feet
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Step-by-step explanation:
January 18th $324.18
January 29th $487.38
$487.38 - $324.18 = $163.20
T = 15.70r
time cost (t) = the price of the bag of rice • the number of bags of rice
