1. Isaac goes to an amusement park where tickets for the rides cost $10 per sheet and tickets for the shows cost $15 each.

I need help with this math can someone explain it please?

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In what ways do advertisers in magazines use sexual imagery to appeal to youth? One study classified each of 1500 full-page or l

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In what ways do advertisers in magazines use sexual imagery to appeal to youth? One study classified each of 1500 full-page or larger ads as "not sexual" or ..

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You are planning to work in the summer (13 weeks). You

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Answer:

(a) Equations for both

$y = 500 + 12x$ --- lifeguard

$y = 15x$ --- camp counselor

(b) Total pay for 5 days

Lifeguard pays $800

Camp counselor pays $375

(c) Which pays more

Lifeguard job pays more

Step-by-step explanation:

Let

$x \to hours$

$y \to total\ pay$

Given

Lifeguard job

$Signing\ bonus = \$500$

$Rate = \$12/hr$

Camp counselor job

$Signing\ bonus =\$0$

$Rate = \$15/hr$

Solving (a): The equation for both

The total pay for each job is calculated as:

Total Pay = Signing Bonus + Rate * Hours

So, we have:

Lifeguard

$y = 500 + 12*x$

$y = 500 + 12x$

Camp counselor

$y = 0 + 15 * x$

$y = 15x$

Solving (b): Total pay for 5 days

First, we calculate the total hours worked in 5 days

$x = 5hrs/day * 5days$

$x = 25hrs$

So, the pay for each is:

$y = 500 + 12x$

$y =500 + 12*25$

$y =800$ --- Lifeguard

$y = 15x$

$y = 15 * 25$

$y = 375$ --- camp counselor

Solving (c): Which job pays more

By comparing the solution in (b)

$800 > 375$

Hence, lifeguard job pays more

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Select the best method of finding an accurate solution to a system of linear equations

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The best method for solving the system of linear equation is by the use of algebraic methods.

The system of linear equations can be solved by using the method of simultaneous equations. Here we are given two equations and two unknown variables. We can solve the same by eliminating one of the variables and then either adding or subtracting, find the value of the other variable. Once we know the value of one variable, then we can substitute its value in any one given equation and find the second variable. This method is said to be accurate and does not involve any error.

Hence answer is : USE ALGEBRAIC METHODS

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(12 ÷ 3 + 6) -4 Math help

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Answer:

Well, we have to remember that we must use PEMDAS, or the order of operations, to solve the expression.

Therefore, we must first either divide or multiply anything that is inside of the parentheses. (In this case divide)

$12/3=4$