Find the ticket unit cost: divide the total paid, $324, by the number of tickets, x. Then the form of the unit cost is
$324
--------- .
x
This question is highly unusual in that you write "x" as the number of tickets sold, instead of a specific number of tickets. Supposing that you'd sold 100 tickets for $324, then the unit cost would be, much more typically, a numeric ratio:
$324
----------------- = $3.24/ticket
100 tickets
The GCF of 18 and 36 is 18. To solve this, use the picture attached. After creating the boxes, find a number that both 18 and 36 can be divided by, for example, 9. Now that you have 9, divide both 18 and 36 by 9. That equals 2 and 4. Place the numbers underneath the boxes you made previously and find another number that both 2 and 4 are divisible by. 2 and 4 are both able to be divided into 2. Do 2 divided by 2 and 4 divided by 2. Now you have the numbers 1 and 2. There aren't any numbers that can be divided into 1 and 2, so now you are left with the numbers 9 and 2. Multiply the numbers together to get a GCF of 18. Hope this helped!
Answer:
No solution
Explanation:
-4+19-7f = -15-7
cancel terms on both sides ( add 7f on both sides)
Calculate the sum
-4+19= -15
-4+19=15
15 = -15
The statement 15 = -15 is false so there is no solution :)
Answer:
7x² + 5x
Dtep-by-step explanation:
(9x² + 8x) - (2x² + 3x)
9x² + 8x - 2x²- 3x
7x² + 5x
The answer to this question is true.