Let's start b writing down coordinates of all points: A(0,0,0) B(0,5,0) C(3,5,0) D(3,0,0) E(3,0,4) F(0,0,4) G(0,5,4) H(3,5,4)
a.) When we reflect over xz plane x and z coordinates stay same, y coordinate changes to same numerical value but opposite sign. Moving front-back is moving over x-axis, moving left-right is moving over y-axis, moving up-down is moving over z-axis.
The answer is that adult tickets cost $44.50 and child tickets cost $19.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let c = the cost of child tickets and a = the cost of adult tickets.
The total amount is equal to the number of adult tickets time the cost of adult tickets plus the number of child tickets times the cost of child tickets. Set up two equations:
2a + 4c = 165
4a + 3c = 235
Solve the top equation for a:
2a + 4c = 165
2a = 165 - 4c
a = 165/2 - 4c/2
a = 82.5 - 2c
Substitute into the second equation:
4a + 3c = 235
4(82.5 - 2c) + 3c = 235
330 - 8c + 3c = 235
-5c = -95
c = -95 / -5 = 19, so child ticket cost $19.
Solve for a:
a = 82.50 - 2c
a = 82.50 - 2(19)
a = 82.50 - 38
a = $44.50, so adult tickets cost $44.50.
Proof using the first equation for the Johnson family:
2a + 4c = 165
2(44.50) + 4(19) = 165
89 + 76 = 165
165 = 165
Proof using the second equation for the Robison family:
-y is the vertical line and -x is the horizontal line. The only reason they would say -y 3 is to let you know that is the vertical... so you don’t mess up and mark 3 on the -x (horizontal) line
it's impossible to fully solve an equation where 2 variables are unknown. So we have to make it equal to 1 set. to do this, we have to think logically.
if y=x+6, then that means wherever it says y, we can put x+6. because x+6=x+6, right? so we plug x+6 into the second equation and get.
x+6=0.5x+3
to solve for x we subtract 6 from one side and 0.5 from the other and get
0.5x=-3
then we multiply both sides by 2 to make be a whole number
x=-6
now we just plug this into either equation. because the first one is easier, we can just set it up as
