Let the number of packages of hot dogs be D, and the number of packages of hamburgers be H. We can set up the equations:
1.60D + 5H = 23
D + H = 8 ---> which we can subtract D on both sides and get: H = 8 - D
1.6D + 40 - 5D = 23, -3.4D = -17, D = 5. The number of packages of hot dogs we buy are 5.
Now, we plug that into D + H = 8, and get 5 + H = 8. Subtracting by 5 on both sides of the equation, we get H = 3. So the number of packages of hamburgers we buy are 3.
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Answer: Choice A</h3>
Explanation:
Each table has x = 10 in it. Plug this value into the given equation.
y = -2x+17
y = -2*10+17
y = -20+17
y = -3
The input x = 10 leads to the output y = -3. Table A shows this in the middle-most row. So that's why choice A is the answer. The other tables have x = 10 lead to y values that aren't -3 (eg: choice D has x = 10 lead to y = 12), so we can rule them out.
Answer:
Je pense que je ne sais pas vraiment
Contradictions usually mean they go against established rules. Squaring a negative number is one example if it is in math. But just think of anything that goes against what is known.
