To find this answer, you would need to find how many miles 1 gallon of gas will take them. To find this, you would do 290÷8=36.25. So with this information, you will be able to find out how much gas it would take to travel 400 miles. You would do 400÷36.25=11.03. 11.03 would be how many gallons of gas is used to travel 400 miles. Hope this helps! ;)
Let the value of the car be represented by V and the amount of years by y.
This gives us the following formula:
V = 25,635 - 3000y
(This is because we start with a value of $25,635 and the value decreases by $3,000 every year 'y')
Now, we want to know when the car is worth $3,135, so we know V = 3,135
Now we can make up our equation:
25,365 - 3,000y = 3,135
Collecting terms gives us:
-3,000y = -22,500
Finally we divide by -3,000 to find 'y'
y = -22,500 / -3,000 = 7.5
Hence, the car will be worth $3,135 after 7.5 years.
For the two lines to be parallel, the angles labeled 1 and 2 must be equal.
m 1 and m 2 have to be equal.
(5 - 3x) = (5x - 11)
Solve for x:
16=8x
2=x
X has to be 2.
