Answer:
The cost of one taco is $0.87 and the cost of one enchilada is $1.16
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the cost of tacos be X
and cost of enchiladas be y
So, by using given data, we have following equations
3X + 2Y = 4.93 (1)
2X + 4Y = 6.38 (2)
So, first multiply 1st equation by 2 and 2nd equation by 3, then subtracting 1st equation by 2nd.
= 2 × ( 3X + 2Y = 4.93) (1)
= 3 × (2X + 4Y = 6.38) (2)
= - (6X + 4Y = 9.86) (1)
= 6X + 12y = 19.14 (2)
= 8Y = 9.28
Y = 9.28 ÷ 8 = 1.16
By putting the value of Y in equation 1, we get
3X + 2(1.16) = 4.93
3X + 2.32 = 4.93
X = 2.61 ÷ 3 = 0.87
Hence, the cost of one taco is $0.87 and the cost of one enchilada is $1.16.
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
As x tends to infinity and - infinity, the function will tend to +infinity for both
Answer:
a
Step-by-step explanation:
to be a function, every x has to have exactly one y, so there can't be the same number x twice wirh different y's
This graph is a Quadratic Graph meaning it is a "U" shape. I am unable to help with the transformations since I am unaware of the signs in the problem. But I hope I helped
STEP 1:
determine equations needed
x= # of $10 tickets
y= # of $14 tickets
QUANTITY EQUATION
x + y= 800
COST EQUATION
$10x + $14y= $9,040
STEP 2:
multiply quantity equation by -14
-14(x + y)= -14(800)
-14x - 14y= -11,200
STEP 3:
add new quantity equation in step 2 to cost equation of step 1 to solve for x using elimination
-14x - 14y= -11,200
10x + 14y= 9040
y term cancels out
-4x= -2160
divide both sides by -4
x= 540 ten dollar tickets
STEP 4:
substitute x value in step 3 into either original equation
x + y= 800
540 + y= 800
subtract 540 from both sides
y= 260 fourteen dollar tickets
ANSWER: There were 540 $10 tickets and 260 $14 tickets sold.
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