Answer
Find out the how much does one apple cost .
To prove
Let us assume that the number of bananas be x .
Let us assume that the number of apples be y .
As given
At a greengrocer, two bananas and one apple cost $1.16 .
Than the equation becomes
2x + y = 1.16
one banana and one apple cost $0.71.
Than the equation becomes
x + y = 0.71
Subtracting x + y = 0.71 from 2x + y = 1.16
2x - x + y - y = 1.16 - 0.71
x = 0.45
Put in the equation x + y = 0.71
0.45 + y = 0.71
y = 0.71 - 0.45
y = $0.26
Therefore the cost of the one apple is $0.26 .
Answer:
y=5
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
372.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Order the numbers least to greatest:
110, 345, 400, 640
Add the two middle numbers:
345+400= 745
Divide 745 by 2:
372.5
<h3>Answer: 7 goes in the blank space</h3>
The range of values for x is 2 < x < 7
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Explanation:
The hinge theorem says that the larger the opposite side is, the larger the angle will be.
AD = 11, DC = 8
Since AD > DC, this means angle ABD > angle DBC.
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angle ABD > angle DBC
20 > 4x-8
20+8 > 4x-8+8 ... add 8 to both sides
28 > 4x
4x < 28 ... flip both sides and the inequality sign
4x/4 < 28/4 ... divide both sides by 4
x < 7
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At the same time, the angle 4x-8 cannot be 0 or negative.
So we say 4x-8 > 0. Let's solve this for x.
4x-8 > 0
4x-8+8 > 0+8 ... add 8 to both sides
4x > 8
4x/4 > 8/4 ... divide both sides by 4
x > 2
2 < x ... flip both sides and the inequality sign
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We have 2 < x and x < 7. Both of these combine to the compound inequality 2 < x < 7
We can pick any value between 2 and 7 as long as we dont pick x = 2 or we dont pick x = 7.
