#11 and #12 have no solutions, #13 has a solution which is 14
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
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I cant give you the answer without the picture but I can tell you how to solve it.
if all the sides are the same length just multiply one of the numbers by the sides, for example, a rubics cube is 9 cm on each side. 9*6=54, so the answer would be 54 cm
Answer:
Denote B(x, y), we have:
-10 + x = 2 x (-16) => x = -22
8 + y = 2 x 6 => y = 4
=> B(-22, 4)
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Answer:
$1170
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the sells for economy seats be =x
Let the sells for deluxe seats be=y
The inequalities that can be obtained are;
x≥1 --------------------at least 1 economy seats
y≥6 --------------------at least 6 deluxe seats
x+y=30-----------------maximum number of passengers allowed on each boat
Graph the inequalities
Use the graph tool to locate the point of maximum profit.The intersecting point for the three graphs
The point is (24,6)
Hence, x=24 and y=6
Profit for each
Economy seats 24×$40=$960
Deluxe seats 6×$35=$210
Maximum profit for one tour
$960+$210=$1170