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Notebook each =$4
Folder each = $9
First we write out what we know
Notebook = n
Folder = f
It says a notebook is +5 than a folder so
f = n +5
It says he bought 3 notebooks and 2 folders for $30
3n + 2f = 30
Because we know from the first equation
f=n+5, we can substitute that into the second equation for f
3n + 2(n+5) = 30
3n + 2n +10 =30. Now Combine like terms
5n +10 =30. Now isolate n by subtracting 10 from both sides
5n = 20. Now isolate n by dividing both sides by 5
n = 4
Now we do the same thing to find f
We substitute the value of n (4) into the equation 3n + 2f =30
3(4) +2f =30
12 +2f =30. Now isolate f by subtracting 12 from both sides
2f = 18. Now isolate f by dividing both sides by 2
f = 9
We check our work by inserting the n and f values we found into one of the equations
n + 5 = f
4 + 5 = 9
9 = 9. It worked it equals so it’s correct
<em>Answer: h = 120 ft; w = 80 ft </em>
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<em>A = 9600 ft^2</em>
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<em>Step-by-step explanation: Let h and w be the dimensions of the playground. The area is given by:</em>
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<em>A = h*w (eq1)</em>
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<em>The total amount of fence used is:</em>
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<em>L = 2*h + 2*w + w (eq2) (an extra distance w beacuse of the division)</em>
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<em>Solving for w:</em>
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<em>w = L - 2/3*h = 480 - 2/3*h (eq3) Replacing this into the area eq:</em>
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<em>We derive this and equal zero to find its maximum:</em>
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<em> Solving for h:</em>
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<em>h = 120 ft. Replacing this into eq3:</em>
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<em>w = 80ft</em>
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<em>Therefore the maximum area is:</em>
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<em>A = 9600 ft^2</em>
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Answer could be this 2x^2 - 7x + k/ x in a fraction with x being the only thing at the bottom btw
Answer:
c may be the correct one l am 55% sure
The answer is 3 because 48 / 16 = 3
