You start with: (assuming x equals the cost to enter and y the cost of going on the rollercoasters.)
x+5y=35
x+11y=59. Multiply the top equation by -1, and subtract the equations, giving you -6y=-24, divide by -6 into both sides of the equation, to get y=4. Now replace y in one of the original equations (I recommend x+5y=35) and solve for x, giving you x=15
The cost for entering is 15 dollars, while each coaster is 4 dollars more. You could simplify this by changing y into x and making it slope-intercept form, to track your cost. y=4x+15, so it has a slope of 4, and a y-intercept of 15. This answer should give you a good grade on a test.
Answer:
It should be congruent by the AAS congruence theorem
Step-by-step explanation:
The error is in the congruence theorem.
We know that the 2 angles are congruent and one of the sides are congruent. This means that it can either be congruent by ASA or AAS.
It is actually congruent by AAS because it include two angles and the side is opposite of one of the angles.
Harrison is correct because the 305 in the actual problem is greater than the 300 in the estimate and 57872 is less than 60000. Harrison arrived at his prediction by rounding to the nearest ten thousand and nearest hundred.
7*m==420
7m=420 (divide by 7 on both times)
m=60
hope that helps!
I don’t know the answer but first you need to find the perimeter for each shape that is divided by the lines. I also provide a picture above with formulas to figure out the perimeter
