Let's say the amount of nickels you have is hmm "n"
and the amount of dimes you have is "d"
there are 5cents in one nickel, so, if "n" is the total amount of nickels you have, that means 5 * n cents or 5n
there are 10cents in one dime, so, if "d" is the total amount of dimes you have, that means 10*d or 10d
whatever 5n and 10d are, we know that their sum is 595
since the total amount the counter said you have is, only 595 cents
thus 5n + 10d = 595
solve for either, "d" or "n", and graph that
what are three likely combinations? well, just pick three points off that graph
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Both quadrilaterals have two triangles. The triangles that coordinate with the triangles in the other quadrilateral are proven congruent by AAS and AA. That makes the quadrilaterals congruent.
Answer:
A. a is where performance is minimal
Step-by-step explanation:
b is representing peak performance.
Multiply (x/6) by 6 to get common denominators and then you can simplify equation to 6x=15, divide each side by 6 answer is x=2.5 or 5/2
Answer:
251
Step-by-step explanation:
Tn=5n+1
e.g.T1=5(1)+1
=6
e.g.T2=5(2)+1
=11
e.g.T3=5(3)+1
=16
e.g.T4=5(4)+1
=21
Answer:T50=5(50)+1
=251
