Answer:
x=12 and
(9*12)-10=98
(5*12)+38=98
both angles are = 98
Step-by-step explanation:
do this :
9x - 10 = 5x + 38
( - 5x from both sides)
4x - 10 = 38
(add 10 to both sides)
4x = 38+10
4x=48
(divide by 4)
x=48/4
= 12
substitute into the equations:
(9*12)-10
(5*12)+38
Answer:
$2.7
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the price of one apple be x
and the price of one orange y
Hence ;
One apple and 3 oranges would cost:
x + 3×y = $5.10----------------------------(1)
One apple and 5 oranges would cost;
x + 5×y = $7.50--------------------------(2)
Subtracting eqn (1) from (2), we have :
x-x + 5y -3y = 7.5- 5.1
2y = 2.4
y = $1.2
From eqn(1)
x + 3y = $5.10
x= $5.10-3($1.2) = $5.10-$3.6 = $1.5
Hence x=$1.5 and y= $1.2
We are required to find the cost of one apple and one orange, hence :
x+y = $1.5+$1.2= $2.7
This isn't a math question and should be in the science section. However, I will still answer the question. The answer is choice B.
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Here's a further breakdown
A. False. The radiation or energy from the sun can travel through air or else you wouldn't feel the sun's rays. Also, plant life wouldn't be alive without that energy going through the air.
B. True. The rays travel through a vacuum of space. If they couldn't travel through space, then the same problem comes up as in choice A: the issue of not feeling the sun's rays.
C. False. They rays have different frequencies. Because there are many wavelengths (see choice D below), this means there are different frequencies. Recall that f = 1/w where f is the frequency and w is the wavelength.
D. False. The rays are made of different wavelengths. The visible light portion is what we can see, though there is a lot more to the electromagnetic spectrum (eg: ultraviolet light).
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So once again, the answer is choice B
Find three consecutive odd integral such that the sum of seven times the smallest and twice the largest is -91
