Answer:
The cost of one rose is $11., and the cost of one geranium is $5.
Step-by-step explanation:
The cost of one rose bush and one geranium can be determined by the use of simultaneous equation. Let the cost of a rose bush be represented by x, and the cost of one geranium by y.
So that,
13x + y = 148 .............. 1
9x + 14 y = 169 ............... 2
From eqaution 1,
y = 148 - 13x ............... 3
substitute the value of y in equation 2
9x + 14(148 - 13x) = 169
9x + 2072 - 182x = 169
2072 - 169 = 182x - 9x
1903 = 173x
x = 
= 11
x = 11
substitute the value of x in equation 3
y = 148 - 13x
= 148 - 13(11)
= 148 - 143
y = 5
x = 11, y = 5
Thus, the cost of one rose is $11., and the cost of one geranium is $5.
Here you'll want to add 5/8 with 5/8. Since they have the same denominator already then 5/8+5/8 = 10/8. Simplifying that down to 5/4 then changing to a mixed number is 1 1/4 inches.
By synthetic division,
-5 | 1 -6 -42 79
. | -5 55 -65
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
. | 1 -11 13 14


When

, you're left with a remainder of 14.
Answer:
4n -13
Step-by-step explanation:
notice that the difference between the adjacent terms is 4.
nth term is given by:
nth term = first term + (n-1) × difference -n is any number
= -9 + (n-1) × 4
= -9 + 4n -4
= 4n -13
The answer would be y=1/7x-4