Answer:
8 tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
x = 10 in the given equation.
We have then:
C (x) = 17.5x - 10
C (10) = 17.5 * (10) - 10
C (10) = 165
Answer:
to buy 10 tickets cost:
$ 165
b. How many tickets can you buy with $ 130?
For this case we must make the substitution: C (x) = 130
We have then:
C (x) = 17.5x - 10
130 = 17.5x - 10
Clearing x we have:
17.5x = 130 + 10
17.5x = 140
x = (140) / (17.5)
x = 8
Answer:
You can buy 8 tickets with $ 130
Multiply the money * the hours
5*7= 35
Answer : $35
Grandpa's age is 75 years
Seven times the age of junior = age of grandpa + 9 jears = 75 + 9 = 84 years
Hence, the age of junior will be 84 / 7 = 12 years. (Since 84 is seven times his age, you have to devide by seven).
--> Junior is 12 years old.
I hope I've been helpful, MarkV
So the answer to very good question is YES
Company B offers the lowest price.
Company A:
32.50/2.5 =
13
Company B:
35.50/2.75 =
12.90
