Answer:
Questions 1 and 3 already answered
<h3>Q2</h3>
<u>Angles 1 and 3 are corresponding angles and therefore have same value:</u>
D + q = 40
.10d +.25q= $7.75
d +q = 40
d =40-q
.10(40-q) +.25q= $7.75
4 - .10q + .25q =7.75
4 +.15q =7.75
4-4 +.15q =7.75-4
.15q= 3.75
.15q/.15 = 3.75/.15
q = 25
d =40-25
d = 15
Check
.10(15) +.25(25)= $7.75
1.5+6.25=7.75
7.75=7.75
<span>A = hours for plan A
B = hours for plan B</span>
<span>Monday: 6A + 5B = 7
Tuesday: 2A + 3B = 3</span>
use elimination by multiplying the 2nd equation by 3.
Doing that we get 3(2A + 3B = 3) = 6A + 9B
= 9
<span>So the two equations are now:
6A + 9B = 9</span>
6A + 5B = 7
Subtract and we have 4B = 2
B = 2/4 = 1/2 of an hour
Now put 1/2 back into either equation to solve for A
<span>6A + 5(1/2) = 7
6A + 5/2 = 7
6A = 14/2 -5/2
6A = 9/2
divide by 6 to get A = 9/12 = ¾ hours</span>
<span>Plan A = 3/4 hour</span>
<span> Plan B = 1/2 hour</span>
Ok, so if he walks 4 miles per 64 minutes, or 4 miles/64 min which will
reduce to 1 mile/ 16 min, then the numbers of miles he walks in a given
number of minutes would be
1/16 * number of minutes
The question states we represent miles with y and number of minutes with x, so...
y = 1/16x
So let's check it...
How many miles (y) in 64 minutes (x)
y = 1/16x
y = 1/16 * 64
y = 64/16 = 4 miles
Yep! It checks!
⇒ Choose three values for
and substitute in to find the corresponding
values.
