Answer
Burger meal = $8 and Hot dog meal = $6
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's use "x" to represent burger meals and "y" to represent hot dog meals.
Garcia family:
3x + 4y = $48
Baker family:
6x + 2y = $60
We have to first compare both families' and then eliminate one of our common variables, either the "x" or "y".
3x + 4y = $48
6x + 2y = $60
Let's eliminate "x". To do this we can multiply "3x" by "-2" to get "-6x". This will cancel out "6x":
-2 (3x + 4y = $48) ...our new equation would be....
-6x - 8y = -$96
Now to add our two families' equations together...
-6x - 8y = -$96
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6x + 2y = $60
=
- 6y = -$36
Divide both sides by "-6" to get "y" by itself.
y = $6
We now know the value of "y" <em>or </em>one hot dog meal. Next, we want to solve for "x", our variable for the hamburger meal... We will plug in our y value to help us...
3x + 4(6) = $48
3x + 24 = $48
We want to get our x by itself. First, we can subtract 24 from each side.
3x = $24
Then we will divided both sides by 3 to get x alone.
x = $8
To check our work we can plug in our values for both "x" and "y" to see if they add up to $48 and $60:
3(8) + 4(6) = $48
24 + 24 = $48
and...
6(8) + 2(6) = $60
48 + 12 = $60
Bob is the fourth child, as the sentence states "Bobs FATHER"
Answer:
1. c
2. b
3. c
4. a
5. b
6. c
7. c
Step-by-step explanation:
1. to check the congrency normally distance formula is used. if the distances/ length are equal we say that sides are congurent.
2. if the slope of two lines are equal then both the lines are parallel. if the product of the slopes of two lines equal to one then lines will be perpendicular.
3. diagonals bisect or not can be checked by using midpoint formula.
4. equilateral triangle if the distance of each side is equal so, distance formula can be used.
Explanation:
For a theorem that says "if A then B", the converse is "if B then A."
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The hing.e theorem has numerous parts to the hypothesis. Its converse retains many of those conditions, swapping only the relation between the included angle and the third side.
<u>theorem</u>: if two sides of one triangle are congruent to two sides of another, then the longest third side will be opposite the largest included angle.
<u>converse</u>: if two sides of one triangle are congruent to two sides of another, then the largest included angle will be opposite the longest third side.
Instead of relating the third side to the angle measure, the converse relates the angle measure to the third side.
It is equal to 825 sticks total
