Answer:
The number of half-page advertisements is 4.
The number of Full-page advertisements is 11.
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the Question,
- Given, An advertising company charges $60 per half-page advertisement and $100 per full-page advertisement. Michael has a budget of $1340 to purchase 15 advertisements.
Let, 'x' be the number of half-page advertisements and 'y' be the number of full-page advertisements.
- Thus, 60x + 100y is the money charged, and given that he has a budget of $ 1340.
60x + 100y = 1340
- And, the number of advertisements is 15. So, the other equation is
x + y = 15
Now, We have Two Equations,
60x + 100y = 1340 and x + y = 15
- the solution of the system is Put x=(15-y) in Equation 60x + 100y = 1340
60 (15-y) + 100y = 1340
900 - 60y + 100y = 1340
40y = 1340 - 900
40y = 440
y = 440/40
y = 11 So, For x = 15 - y ⇒ 15-11 ⇒ x=4 .
- Thus, the number of half-page advertisements is 4 and The number of Full-page advertisements is 11 .
Answer:
83 adult tickets and 217 student tickets.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let number of adult tickets sold =
Given that total number of tickets = 300
So, number of student tickets = 300 -
Cost of adult ticket = $15
Cost of student ticket = $11
Total collection from adult tickets = $
Total collection from student tickets =
Given that overall collection = $3630
So, for atleast $3630 collection, there should be 83 adult tickets and (300-83 = 217 student tickets.
Now , collection = $3632
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Given:
The equation is
The incorrect solution steps are given.
To find:
The first error.
Solution:
We have,
Using distributive property, we get
The given step 1 is , which is not correct.
Therefore, there is first error in step 1 because the distribution property is not used properly.
Hence, the correct option is D.
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