Answer:
Hi there, are you sure you didn't forget any parenthesis or signs? I can't find the right answer in the options, the one that would end up at -0.2 in the end I can edit my answer if you tell me some additional option or info about the expression I need to show on the number line
Step-by-step explanation:
which number line shows correctly -0.8 + 0.6?
well lets write it in words minus eight tenths plus six tenths\
so minus:
you go 0.8 units to the left from 0,
then plus:
you go 0.6 units right from -0.8, getting to -0.2
since there is no exact answer like that we can rearrange the addends 0.6-0.8, now:
we go from 0 6 tenths units to the right and get to 0.6, then we go from 0.6 eight tenths unit to the left to get to -0.2
Let a=price of adult ticket
let c=price of a child's ticket
start out by writing the following system of equations:
3a+4c=132
2a+3c=94
then, multiply the first equation by 2, and the second equation by 3 to get the following system of equations:
6a+8c=264
6a+9c=282
subtract the like terms to get the following equation:
-c=-18
divide both sides by -1 to get rid of the negative to get the price of a child's ticket to be $18. to find the price of an adult ticket, pick one of the original equations to substitute the 18 in for c to find a. for example:
2a+3c=94
2a+3(18)=94
2a+54=94
-54 -54
2a=40
2 2
a=20
or if you decide to use the other equation:
3a+4c=132
3a+4(18)=132
3a+72=132
-72 -72
3a=60
3 3
a=20
either way, you still get an adults ticket to be $20 and a child's ticket to be $18.
In order to isolate k, we would first cross multiply
3*k=9*10
3k=90
Then to isolate k, we would divide both sides by 3 to get:
K=30
Hope this helps
1, it is shifted 4 units up
Answer:
Erie to Rochester is 145 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
If we designate the points of interest as C, E, and R, we are told that ...
CE + ER = CR . . . . . the various distances are segments of a straight line
For CE = 94 and CR = 239, we can fill in the given information and solve for ER.
94 + ER = 239
ER = 239 -94 . . . . . . subtract 94 from both sides of the equation
ER = 145
The distance from Erie to Rochester is 145 miles.
