Answer:
Kilogram of chicken = 1
Kilogram of tilapia = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost of chicken = 150 per kilo
Cost of tilapia = 100 per kilo
Number of kilos of each if total cost should not exceed 450
Let :
Number of kilo of chicken = x
Number of tilapia kilo = y
The constraint :
150x + 100y ≤ 450
We could choose some reasonable values of x and y then, test the constraint ;
If x = 1 and y = 3
150(1) + 100(3) = 450
Hence,
1 kilo of chicken with 3 kilos of tilapia offers the greatest combination of Number of kilograms of tilapia and chicken that could be purchased and still satisfy the maximum cost constraint.
2(3)-9(2)-11x+8=0
(2)(3)-(9)(2)-11x+8=0
6+-18+-11x+8=0
(-11x)+(6+-18+8)=0 Combine Like Terms.
-11x+-4=0
-11x-4=0
Add 4 to both sides.
-11x-4+4=0+4
-11x=4
Divide both sides by -11.
-11x/-11=4/-11
x=-4/11
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Determining a car's depreciation over a ten year period is considered a bivariate.
<h3>What is a bivariate?</h3>
A Bivariate data is made up of two variables that are observed against each other. In determining the deprecation of a car, the cost of the car is observed against the passage of time and the depreciation factor.
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Answer:
This is true.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: see that √27 is the same as √3*3*3 and thus 3√3
Step 2: remove parenthesis so that 2(1-3√3) becomes 2 - 6√3
Step 3: observe that the equation now becomes 6√3 + 2 - 6√3 = 2
if you simplify any further, you are left with 0=0, which is true.
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