A)
s = sweater
j = jeans
Equations:
4s + 2j = 140
2s + 3j = 150
B)
4s + 2j = 140
2s + 3j = 150
Multiply (-2) to the second equation
-2 (2s + 3j = 150)
-4s - 6j = -300
Now you have the equations:
4s + 2j = 140
-4s - 6j = -300
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-4j = -160
j = 40
4s + 2(40) = 140
4s + 80 = 140
4s = 60
s = 15
The cost for a sweater is $15 and the cost for a jean is $40
We used the elimination method to solve the system of equations.
C)
Each pair of jean, she will buy 3 sweaters so total = 40 + 3(15) = $85
Total cost for 1 pair of jeans and 3 sweaters = $85
If she has $225 the
$225 / $85 = 2.64
2 jeans = 2 x 40 = $80
6 sweaters = 6 x $15 = $90
So She can only buy 2 jeans and 6 sweaters
The answer is C an example is 20% of $20 is 4, so you would lose the zero and double the 2 to get 4
<span>The rate of change would be equal to the amount of money that Kenny is earning every week, since there are no expenses that are removing money from his account. In this case, it would be the $150 that he is putting into the account weekly.</span>
Answer:
2000= 600+2/5x
Step-by-step explanation:
length = X Ft
(2/5)x+600=2000
multiple both sides by 5/2:
x + 1500= 5000
x= 3500 ft
