I think you might need to be more specific..
Parallelograms and trapezoids always do.
(Note: "Parallelograms" includes rectangles, squares, and rhombussesses.)
Any polygon with more than 4 sides <u>can</u> have at least one pair of parallel sides,
but it's not guaranteed.
Answer:
D: no solution
...because none of the answers work for both of the equations when you plug in the x and y values
Matt could do one of the following arrangements;
2 rows of 8 CDs
4 rows of 4 CDs
C + a = 132.....a = 132 - c
5.10c + 9.60a = 898.20
5.10c + 9.60(132 - c) = 898.20
5.10c + 1267.20 - 9.60c = 898.20
5.10c - 9.60c = 898.20 - 1267.20
-4.50c = - 369
c = -369/-4.50
c = 82 <=== child tickets sold
