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Two adult tickets and 5 student tickets
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Let a=adult tickets Let s=student tickets
You know that each adult ticket is $9.10 and each student ticket cost $7.75. At the end, it cost $56.95 for both students and adults so the first equation should be 9.10a+7.75s=56.95. To get the second equation, you know that Mrs. Williams purchased 7 tickets in total that were both students and adults. Therefore, the second equation should be a+s=7. The two equations are 9.10a+7.75s=56.95
a+s=7.
Now, use substitution to solve this. I will isolate s from this equation so the new equation should be s=-a+7. Plug in this equation to the other equation, it will look like this 9.10a+7.75(-a+7)=56.95. Simplify this to get 9.10a-7.75a+54.25=56.95. Simplify this again and the equation will become 1.35a=2.70. Then divide 1.35 by each side to get a=2. This Mrs. Williams bought two adult tickets. Plug in 2 into a+s=7, it will look like this (2)+s=7. Simplify this and get s=5. This means Mrs. Williams bought five adult tickets. Therefore she bought 2 adult tickets and 5 student tickets.
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A comparison between a function and its inverse would show that the domain and range of the original function swap. The domain of the function becomes the range of the inverse, the range of the function becomes the domain of its inverse.
Looking at ordered pairs of the function and its inverse would look like this:
(2,4) on the original function becomes (4,2) on the inverse.
While the graph of a function and its inverse are noticeably different an important thing to note is that it is merely a reflection across the line y=x.
So even though they appear different you are looking at the same relationship just as y vs. x instead of x vs. y
I hope this helped you because i barley understood this myself.
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I got y = 2x + 12 because the question is only looking for the cost of Fitness Fest, not Gerry’s Gym.
