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Answer: Your answer should be A

Step-by-step explanation: The line with a open hole will not have an equal sign where a closed hole will.

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the shortest route is from cabin site to B

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A high school sports team is ordering sports drinks online from a company. The price of sports drinks varies, based on the numbe

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The amount of drinks is a linear function of the number of drinks. The maximum amount that can be purchased is 100 soft drinks.

Let

$y \to$ amount of drinks

$x \to$ number of drinks

For drinks not more than 50

$y = 10 + 0.8x$

For drinks more than 50.

$y = 15 + 0.7x$

For a purchase of $85, it means that:

$y = 85$

So, we solve for x in both equations.

$y = 10 + 0.8x$

$85 = 10 + 0.8x$

Collect like terms

$0.8x = 85-10$

$0.8x = 75$

Divide through by 0.8

$x = 93.75$

$x = 94$ --- approximated

$y = 15 + 0.7x$

$85 =15 + 0.7x$

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$0.7x = 85 - 15$

$0.7x = 70$

Divide by 0.7

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$x = 100$

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A $2.00 base fare charge, and per-mile, and per-minute rates related as follows; 3•x + 7•y = 6.5 and 7•x + 14•y = 14, give the distance traveled in the third ride as 4.5 miles

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The base fare = $2.00

Let x represent the per-mile rate, and let y represent the per-minute rate, we have;

The cost of Ryan's first taxi ride = $8.50

Distance traveled in the first ride = 3.0 miles

Time taken during the first ride = 7 minutes

Therefore;

2 + 3•x + 7•y = 8.5

Which gives;

3•x + 7•y = 8.5 - 2 = 6.5

3•x + 7•y = 6.5...(1)

Distance traveled in the second ride = 7.0 miles

Duration of the second ride = 14 minutes

The second ride cost = $16.00

Therefore;

2 + 7•x + 14•y = 16

Which gives;

7•x + 14•y = 16 - 2 = 14

7•x + 14•y = 14...(2)

Solving the above simultaneous equations by multiplying equation (1) by 2 then subtracting the result from equation (2) gives;

(7•x + 14•y) - 2 × (3•x + 7•y) = 14 - 2×6.5 = 1

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The per-mile rate, x = $1

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7•y = 6.5 - 3•x

7•y = 6.5 - 3×1 = 3.5

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2 + 1×a + 10×0.5 = $13.50

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