Yes, this particular one is a function because the inputs hace exactly one output.
Answer:
14 boys paid for the full year fee and 4 boys paid for the partial year fee
Step-by-step explanation:
Create a system of equations, where x is the number that paid for the $24 fee and y is the number that paid for the $16 fee:
24x + 16y = 400
x = y + 10
Solve by substitution by plugging in y + 10 as x:
24x + 16y = 400
24(y + 10) + 16y = 400
Solve for y:
24y + 240 + 16y = 400
40y + 240 = 400
40y = 160
y = 4
Then, plug in 4 as y to find x:
x = y + 10
x = 4 + 10
x = 14
So, 14 boys paid for the full year fee and 4 boys paid for the partial year fee.
You would have to determine if<span> the following </span>lengths<span> make an </span>acute<span>, right or </span>obtuse triangle<span>. Plug in each set of </span>lengths<span> into the Pythagorean Theorem.</span>
Answer:
No they don’t have enough money
Step-by-step explanation:
No:
54+20=74=that’s not enough
211+189=400
Thats enough but they’re are two of them so it would only be enough for one of them
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