Part 1:
Given that x represents the <span>number of apple pies that can be made and y represents the number of apple cobblers that can be made.
Given that a</span><span>n
apple pie uses 4 cups of apples and an apple cobbler
uses 2 cups of apples and there are 16 cups of apples available.
</span>A<span>n inequality to show the constraint on the amount of apples available is given by:
4x + 2y ≤ 16
</span>
Part 2:
<span>Given that an
apple pie uses 3 cups of flour and an apple cobbler
uses 3 cups of flour and there are 15 cups of flour available.
</span>A<span>n inequality to show the constraint on the amount of flour available is given by:
3x + 3y ≤ 15
Part C:
The </span><span>non negativity contraints on x and y are:
x ≥ 0 and y ≥ 0
</span>
Answer:
This is frankly impossible.
Step-by-step explanation:
What you have given me are three x-intercepts. And it is impossible for a quadratic function to have more than two roots. However, if this was an cubic function, we could multiply (x+5)(x-1)(x-4) which results in the equation which simplifies into x^3 -21x + 20. However, this is a cubic function, not a quadratic function, so something must be wrong with this problem all together.
Graph of the equation y=x+3 is shown
The answers to the following question is
1) KL = 10
2) TE= 15 cm
3) angle PUT= 13
4) angle SQP = 21
<h3>What is similarity in triangle?</h3>
Two triangles are similar if they have the same ratio of corresponding sides and equal pair of corresponding angles. If two or more figures have the same shape, but their sizes are different, then such objects are called similar figures.
1) Using similarity property in given triangle
SR/ KI= SJ / JK
AS, JK= 2 SJ
SR/ KI= SJ / 2 SJ
5/ KI = 1/2
KL= 10
2) As, the diagonal of parallelogram bisect equally each other then
VE = TE
AS, VE = 15
So, TE= 15 cm
3) As, PU is the bisector of angle SUT
angle PUT= 1/2 (angle SUT)
PUT = 1/2 (26)
angle PUT= 13
4) As PQ is the bisector SQR
angle PQR= angle SQP = 21
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