We can substitute<span> y in the second </span>equation<span> with the first </span>equation<span> since y = y. The solution of the </span>linear<span> system is (1, 6). You can use the </span>substitution method<span> even if both </span>equations<span> of the </span>linear<span> system are in standard form. Just begin by solving one of the </span>equations<span> for one of its variables.</span>
The number could be several different ones. Are you sure that's exactly what the problem says? If not, I'm going to ask you write the entire problem. If not, then whoever made it did not give enough information for there to be an absolute answer. I'm sorry I couldn't help you, but I really hope I can with more information.
N is equal = 36
Or
n = 6^2
Because,
x^2 + 12x + 36 = x^2 + 2.6x + 6^2
= ( x + 6)^2
If he flipped the coin 100 times and got 50 heads, then the answer would be 0.5 (since 50/100 = 1/2 = 0.5). I think you might be mixing theoretical probability with empirical probability.
In this case, he got 28 heads out of 75 flips
so 28/75 = 0.373333... where the 3's repeat forever
This rounds to 0.37
That's why the answer is actually choice A
