Answer:
x = -8/3
y = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
I assume you want to solve for x and y.
The best way to do this with the two formulas given is elimination. This means add the two equations together.
6x + 5y = 4
-6x + y = 20
The 6 x and -6x will cancel each other. By adding the like terms of the two together you will come out with
6y = 24
Now solve for y by dividing both sides by the 6.
y = 24/6 = 4
Now that we have y, you can plug it into one of the equations and solve for x.
Let's use -6x + y =20.
So plug in the 4 for y to get -6x + 4 = 20
Subtract the 4 from both sides then solve for y by dividing both sides by the -6.
-6x = 16
x = -16/6
You can reduce that down so that x = -8/3.
It should take 6 weeks until the warehouse has less than 100 boxes remaining
Answer:
top row on 9 page; 9) 53/5 10) 26/4 11) 37/4
bottom row on 9 page; 9) 8 and 1/7 10) 6 and 3/4 11) 1 and 1/3
top row on 3 page; 3) 2 and 2/7 4) 5 and 3/4 5) 8 and 1/10
bottom row on 3 page; 3) 4/3 4) 3/2 5) 12/5
top row on 12 page; 12) 21/10 13) 62/6 14) 57/6
bottom row on 12 page; 12) 1 and 9/10 13) 10 and 1/2 14) 3 and 3/8
Step-by-step explanation:
You never specified if these had to be simplified or turned into a fraction, so I just simplified them. That's about it.
I hope this helps :)
<em>I would say that your answer is </em><em>44</em>
PART1:
First Combination:
Pizza ($7) + Chicken Strips ($6) + Biscuits ($3) + Grapes ($4) = $20
Second Combination:
Dog Food ($13) + Bread ($3) + Crackers ($2) + Broccoli ($2) = $20
Third Combination:
Shampoo ($4) + Tissues ($3) + Pizza ($7) + Eggs ($3) + Biscuits ($3) = $20
PART 2:
First Combination:
$7.20 + $5.70 + $2.90 + $3.70 = $19.60
No, I wouldn’t have gone over the limit
Second Combination:
$13.40 + $3.50 + $2.00 + $1.90 = $20.80
Yes, I would have gone over the limit
Third Combination:
$3.50 + $2.60 + $7.20 + $2.50 + $2.90 = $18.70
No, I wouldn’t have gone over the limit
Hope this helps!!
