<span>y - 2418.6 = 5.9(x - 54)
y - 2418.6 = 5.9x - 318.6
y = 5.9x + 2100
f(x) = 5.9x + 2100 (this is our function)
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Now we can answer:
What is the weight of the plane with 26 gallons of fuel in its tank?
f(26) = 5.9(26) + 2100 = 2253.4 pounds
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Answer:
1/2 (x+5) = 36 should be the equation that is used to determine how many rocks George started with.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let 'x' be the number of rocks George had.
As George gave, after getting 5 new rocks, half of his rock collection to Susan which is = 36 rocks
It means after getting 5 new rocks George's total rocks = 72
Given that he gave half collection to Susan = 36
Thus, before inducting 5 new rocks Georg's total rocks were = 67
Thus,
1/2 (x+5) = 36 should be the correct equation.
solving
1/2 (x+5) = 36
Multiplying both sides by 2
1/2 (x+5) × 2 = 36 × 2
x+5 = 72
x = 72 - 5
x = 67
Thus, before getting 5 new rocks, the number of rocks George had = 67
Therefore,
1/2 (x+5) = 36 should be the equation that is used to determine how many rocks George started with.
C - In any triangle two sides taken together in any manner are greater than the remaining one. So 10+7=17, the greatest length of the 3rd side is 16. 16+17=33
Answer:
In this equation, let "x" equal the rate at which the tub will be filled. The tub holds 32 gallons, which will be one half of the equation. The tub already contains 12 gallons, so this will be half of the other side of the equation. The rate is "x" gallons per minute, and the time it required was 5 minutes, so this would be "5x". Placing all these parts together gives an equation of (32 = 5x + 12) gallons per minute dispensed.
Let x = Darlene's dog's weightlet y = Leah's dog's weight x = 5yx + y = 84 so, 5y + y = 84, which means 6y = 84 so, y = 84/6 = 14x = 5(14) = 70 Darlene's dog = 70 lbs, Leah's dog = 14 lbs.<span> </span>
