The two numbers are (9+ 5√5)/2 and (9- 5√5)/2.
(9+ 5√5)/2+ (9- 5√5)/2= 9
(9+ 5√5)/2* (9- 5√5)/2= -11
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Okay, we know that the expenses for the day is 210.
Knowing this, and the price of the taco, we write the inequality:
3.25t > 210
t = number of tacos
Now divide both sides by 3.25:
t > 64.62 (rounded)
Because a taco stand can't sell a fraction of a taco, we know that the taco stand has to sell more than 65 tacos for a profit.
(5+22)x(35-27)+6x6
27 (35-27)+6x6
27x8+6x6
27x7+36
216+36
=252
I believe that the smallest number of students Jimmy can measure is 223, and I know this is right because one of my teachers had us do this probem and she said this was it.
<span>To get the bigger number, divide by 2 the sum of the given sum of the numbers and their difference. In this case-
(226 + 200)/2 = 426/2 = 213.
To get the smaller number, divide by 2 the difference of the given sum of the numbers and their difference. In this case -
(226 - 200)/2 = 26/2 =13.
The two numbers are 213 and 13.
The bigger number is 213</span>
