An economic model predicts that the supply, s, and the demand, d, for a new product can be estimated using the lines on the grap
h below.
Based on this graph, what number of items must be sold in order for the supply and demand to be equal?
Based on this graph, what number of items must be sold in order for the supply and demand to be equal?
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Answer:
25
Step-by-step explanation:
So consecutive integers, just means they're separated by a value of 1. This can be generally expressed as "a, a+1" where these two values would be consecutive integers assuming "a" is an integer.
So let's express Hassan's age as the variable "x", since it's unknown. Since Cameron is older, and by definition of a consecutive integer, Cameron's can be expressed as "x+1"
So the equation we need to set up is Cameron's age + 5(Hassan's age) = 145
So we can substitute the variables we defined to express Cameron and Hassan's age:
Distribute the 5:
Add like terms:
Subtract 1 from both sides:
Divide both sides by 6:
Since we used "x" to represent Hassan's age, Hassan's age is 24. Since we used "x+1" to represent Cameron's age, Cameron's age is "24+1" which is just 25