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rosijanka [135]
4 years ago
12

What is the quotient and remainder of 773 divided by 8

Mathematics
1 answer:
IRISSAK [1]4 years ago
3 0
96 with a remainder of 5.
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and s = the cost of a same-day ticket

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                                                         (1)                  a + s = 65

                                                         (2)        15a + 20s = 1150

Subtract a from each side of  (1)     (3)                       s = 65 - a

Substitute (3) into (2)                         15a + 20(65 - a) = 1150  

Distribute the 20                             15a + 1300 - 20a  = 1150

Combine like terms                                     1300 - 5a = 1150

Subtract 1300 from each side                               -5a = -150

Divide each side by -5                    (4)                     a = 30

Substitute (4) into (1)                                          30 + s = 65

Subtract 30 from each side                                     s = 35

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