Answer: The total cost of 15 carnival tickets=$37.50
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that ,
The equation 
represents the total cost of buying buying carnival tickets , where x= Number of carnival tickets and y= Total cost.
To find : The cost of 15 carnival tickets.
In the given equation , we substitute the value of x = 15 we get
Thus , According to the equation, the total cost of 15 carnival tickets= $ 37.50
Hence , the correct answer is $ 37.50 .
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Firstly,
thanks for posting this.
81 = 9x9 or 9 squared so at this stage I'm guessing the last two.
x^ 8 = (x^ 4) x (x^ 2) (its called the multiplication rule of indices).
Okay I have approx 14 mins to answer.
No panic
√ 81.x^8 x <span>√ y^5
</span>√ (9x^2 x 9x^6) x <span>√ y^5
</span>= 9x x <span>√ 9x^6 x </span><span>√ y^5
</span>did I just gain time?
√ 9x^6 = <span>√ </span>3x ^3 x <span>√ 3x ^ 3
</span>or 2 . √ 3x^3. <span>√ y^5
</span>more time
okay, so that wasnt successful.
√ 9x^6 =<span>√ </span> (3x^2) x <span>√ </span>(3x^4)
If 3 is 50%
3 x 2 = 6
If 6 is another 50%
6 x 2 = 12
If 12 is another 50%
12 x 2 =24
Therefore there were 24 cherries in the bowl!
