Answer:
There were 40 2-point questions and 9 3-point questions.
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this situation, write two equations. One for the number of questions and one for the number of points.
Let x be the number of 2 point questions.
Let y be the number of 5 point questions.
x + y = 49
Now since x are each worth 2 points, the total points is 2x.
And since y are each worth 5 points, the total points is 5y.
So 2x + 5y = 125. Substitute one of the equations into the other to solve for the variables.
x + y = 49 becomes x = 49 - y. Substitute it.
2(49-y) + 5y = 125
98 - 2y + 5y = 125
98 + 3y = 125
3y = 27
y = 9
Substitute y = 9 back into the equation x = 49 - y to find x.
x = 49 - 9
x = 40
Sarah can make 2, however she will have 3 feet leftover
If a number equals the same number, there are infinite solutions
Example: 5=5, which is true, so there are infinite solutions
If a number equals a different number, there are no solutions
Example: 5=2, which isn’t true
This is the dumbest experiment in the world. Like seriously _s o u p c a n s ?
