Answer:
Your answer: 87
Step-by-step explanation:
Since you are given what both variables are in the equation, this problem requires you to plug it in.
12(6)+3(5)= ?
You can either do this in a calculator, or do this one step at a time.
12(6)=72
3(5)=15
72+15=87
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Answer:
The correct option is;
B
Step-by-step explanation:
The given system of inequalities are;
5·x - 4·y > 4...(1)
x + y < 2...(2)
Representing both inequalities as a function of "y", gives;
For, 5·x - 4·y > 4...(1), we have;
-4·y > 4 - 5·x
y < 4/(-4) - 5·x/(-4)
∴ y < 5·x/4 - 1
For x + y < 2...(2), we have;
y < 2 - x
Therefore, y is less than the values given by the equation of the straight line equalities, and the feasible region is given by the common region under both dashed lines representing both inequalities as shown in the attached diagram created using Microsoft Excel
The correct option is therefore, B.
Answer:
y =
or -3.571
x =
or 1.429
Step-by-step explanation:
x - y = 5
x = 5 + y
Solve for y:
y = -6x + 5
y = -6(5 + y) + 5 Substitute x with 5 + y
y = -6(5) - 6y + 5
y = -30 - 6y + 5
y + 6y = -30 + 5
7y = -25
y =
or -3.571
Solve for x:
x = 5 + y
x = 5 + -25/7
x =
or 1.429
It says Sandeep has twice as much as Sonia. Thus, let Sandeep's amount be 2x and Sonia's amount be x.
Now, together they have 150.
Thus, the equation;
x+2x=150
Now let's solve the equation;
3x=150
x=150/3
x=50
Thus, Sonia has 50