Answer: One plain roll is 4 dollars and one shiny roll is 6 dollars.
Step-by-step explanation:
lets start by saying
rolls of plain wrapping paper = x
rolls of shiny wrapping paper = y
Kathryn sold 4 plain rolls and 3 shiny rolls for 34 dollars.
4x+3y=34
Eugene sold 4 plain rolls and 2 shiny rolls for 28 dollars
4x+2y=28
Both equations will look like this.
4x+3y=34
-1(4x+2y)=(28)-1
we can multiply the second equation by -1 to get y alone. (doesn't matter which equation). Once you do that, the positive 4x and the negative 4x cancel out, 3y-2y=1y and 34-28=6. you are left with
1y=6 so one shiny roll is 6 dollars.
now use that price to find the cost of the plain roll.
lets use Kathryn's equation
4x + 3(6)=34
4x + 18= 34
-18 -18
4x=16. Divide by 4 to find cost of one plain roll.
16÷4=4. One plain roll costs 4 dollars.
Lets check. Using Kathryn's equation,
4(4) + 3(6)=34
16+18=34
34=34. We are right.
Pay attention cause the factorial will be like this:
<span>4!=4∗3∗2∗1
And the consequent answer will be 24
Hope this works for you</span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Required
The volume of the remaining cylinder
Before the cut-out, the cylinder has a volume (V) of:
After the cut-out, the cylinder has a volume of:
So, we have:
The domain is actually the x value of the function, so we need to find the value of x
suppose the width is x, the length is then 3x+5
the area is 50^2 inches, so x(3x+5)=50 => 3x^2+5x-50=0
Factor this quadratic equation: (x-5)(3x+10)=0 =>x=5 or x=-10/3
width can not be negative, so the width is 5
the domain is x=5