Answer:
They bought 23 tickets for children and 52 for adults.
Step-by-step explanation:
So first you must find what i represents so here it is
A= Adult
C= Children
They both sold the tickets which is going to be
A + C = 75
Now here it shows
12= each adult ticket
8= each children ticket
find the equation like this 12 A + 8C = 808
Now to find the C
You can find by resolving it like this
C= 75 - A
Solve the A and C
4A = 208
A = 52
12 (52) + 8C = 808
624 + 8C = 808
Children = 23
Adult= 52
Answer:
A. x = 3.03
B. x = 4/3
Step-by-step explanation:
A. 2000 (x-0.03) = 6000 is quickly simplified byu dividing both sides by 2000:
(x - 0.03) = 3. Removing the parentheses, we get: x = -0.03 = 3, or x = 3.03.
B. The distributive property is the faster method here. We determine that the LCD is 12 and multiply both sides of this equation 1/4 (4+x) = 4/3 by 12:
3(4 + x) = 16
and then carry out the indicated multiplication: 12 + 3x = 16, or
3x = 4, or x = 4/3
Answer:
30
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the determinant of a 3x3 matrix, you can use this method. (See picture.)
Start with the first number in the top row, and block off the row and column. A 2x2 matrix will be left. Find the determinant of this 2x2 matrix, and multiply it by the number in the top row.
Repeat for the other two numbers in the top row. Add the first result, subtract the second, and add the third.
det A = -2 [(3)(-5) − (a)(0)] − 2 [(0)(-5) − (a)(0)] + b [(0)(0) − (3)(0)]
det A = -2 (3)(-5) − 0 + 0
det A = 30
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
trapezium area
A=a+b/2(h)
Whole: A=8+10/2(6)
A=54 cm
Hole: 5+7/2(3)
a=18
54cm-18cm= 36
area of shaded region is 36cm.
Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
Yes, the three side lengths could form a triangle.
To find out if the sides can form a triangle, you take the lowest side lengths and add them together. If they are <u>greater </u>than the longest side, then they can form a triangle. <u>If it is equal or less than the longest side,</u> then it CAN NOT form a triangle.
7.8 + 10.4 > 13
18.2 > 13
<u>So, the answer is Yes.</u>
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