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Answer:
6 to 9 meals
Step-by-step explanation:
9 If he feeds 2 pounds per meal. 18÷2 =9
6 if he feeds 3 pounds per meal. 18÷3=6
he spent 27 now he has none, so if you add back how much he spent to what he has then you have what he had, which is 27
Answer: B) Yes, the graph passes the vertical line test.
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Explanation:
Ask yourself if it is possible to draw a single straight vertical line through more than one point on the red parabola. Since such as task is not possible in this case, we consider this curve to be "passing the vertical line test". It means that any x value input leads to exactly one and only one y value output.
Answer:
senior tickets sold: 12
child tickets sold:8
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x= amount of senior tickets sold
y= amount of child tickets sold
For the first equation, it should look like:
200=14x+4y
For the second equation, it should look like:
92=7x+y
So this is a systems of equations problem. So I will use substitution as it is easier:
1.) Take one of the equations (in this case ill take 92=7x+y) and make one variable have a value, in this case ill isolate the y.


2.) Take the value of y and plug it into "y" into the other equation to solve "x"

<u><em>(editor's note:instead of dividing it by 14, I multiply by 1/14 as it would look complicated in the equation solving steps)</em></u>
3.) Then plug the value of "x" to one of the equations to solve for "y" (which I'll use the 92=7x+y)
