Answer:
7/4 * pi
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of circle = pi * r^2
Find radius:
pi * 49/64 = pi * r^2
49/64 = r^2
7/8= r
Circumference of circle = 2pi * r
2 * pi * (7/8) = 7/4 * pi
Assuming that the answer is in terms of pi as the question is in terms of pi
The equation that can be used to represent total tickets sales is 2170 = 5s + 2f + 10a
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let
- Number of students tickets = s
- Number of faculty tickets = f
- Number of alumni tickets = a
Expression for number of students tickets sold;
s = f + 15
Expression for number of faculty tickets sold;
f = 2a
Expression for number of alumni tickets sold;
f = 2a
a = f/2
- Cost of students tickets = $5
- Cost of faculty tickets = $2
- Cost of Alumni tickets= $10
- Total revenue = $2170
2170 = 5s + 2f + 10a
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P = 50N + 2500 <== ur equation
for 23 copies...sub in 23 for N
P = 50(23) + 2500
P = 1150 + 2500
P = 3650 <==
Answer:
12.4 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
A ladder placed against the wall forms a right angle triangle
Hypotenuse ² = opposite ² + adjacent ²
Hypotenuse = 13 feet
Opposite = 4 feet
Adjacent = x
Hypotenuse ² = opposite ² + adjacent ²
13² = 4² + x²
169 = 16 + x²
169 - 16 = x²
153 = x²
Find the square root of both sides
√153 = √x²
12.369316876852 = x
x = 12.4 feet
Adjacent = x = 12.4 feet
Note that the 2nd equation can be re-written as y=8x-10.
According to the second equation, y=x^2+12x+30.
Equate these two equations to eliminate y:
8x-10 = x^2+12x+30
Group all terms together on the right side. To do this, add -8x+10 to both sides. Then 0 = x^2 +4x +40. You must now solve this quadratic equation for x, if possible. I found that this equation has NO REAL SOLUTIONS, so we must conclude that the given system of equations has NO REAL SOLUTIONS.
If you have a graphing calculator, please graph 8x-10 and x^2+12x+30 on the same screen. You will see two separate graphs that do NOT intersect. This is another way in which to see / conclude that there is NO REAL SOLUTION to this system of equations.
