M1= -5 , m2 = 5 inorder to get this you move the constant to the right take the root of both sides separate the solutions and you should get m1= -5, m2 =5

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3 years ago

Sin o = - 2/2<br> Select all angle measures for which

finlep [7]

120^ is the answer for this problem

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3 years ago

after making a deposit Puja had $264 in her savings account she knows that if she added $26 to the mouth originally in the accou

alex41 [277]

Answer:

$106.00

Step-by-step explanation:

origional amount = x

x + 26 + x + 26 = 264

2x + 52 = 264

2x = 264 - 52

2x = 212

x = 212/2

= 106

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3 years ago

The cost of 7 chairs and 2 tables is equal.If the cost of 6 chairs and 5 tables is 10575, find the cost of 12 chairs.

Igoryamba

Answer:

5400

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent the cost of a chair and y represent the cost of a table. We can use this to set up a system of equations:

7x=2y

6x+5y=10575

We can solve this system using substitution.

Start by rewriting the first equation in terms of x.

$7x=2y\\\text{Divide both sides by 7}\\x=\frac{2}{7}y$

Substitute this into the second equation:

$6(\frac{2}{7}y)+5y=10575\\\frac{12}{7}y+5y+10575\\\frac{12}{7}y+\frac{35}{7}y=10575\\\frac{47}{7}y=10575$

Multiply both sides by 7

$47y=74025$

Divide both sides by 47

$y=1575$

This means...

$7x=2(1575)\\7x=3150$

Divide both sides by 7

$x=450$

One chair costs 450. Now, multiply this number by 12 to find the cost of 12 chairs.

$450*12=5400$

12 chairs cost 5400.

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2 years ago