Answer:
therefore the second bouquet will have more flowers , as it will have 25 daisies
Step-by-step explanation:
3 roses for every 5 carnations
5 daisies for every 4 carnations
we can solve this using cross multiplication
3 : 5
x : 20
5x = 60
x = 60/5
<em>x = 12</em>
meaning that for a bouquet that has 20 carnations there will be 12 roses
5 : 4
x : 20
4x = 100
<em>x = 25</em>
meaning that for a bouquet that has 20 carnations there will be 25 daisies.
<u>therefore the second bouquet will have more flowers , as it will have 25 daisies</u>
Perimeter (P) = 2L + 2w
68 = 2L + 2w
68 - 2L = 2w
2(34 - L) = 2(w)
34 - L = w
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Area (A) = L * w
240 = L (34 - L)
240 = 34L - L²
L² - 34L + 240 = 0
(L - 10)(L - 24) = 0
L = 10 or L = 24
w = 34 - L = 34 - 10 = 24 or w = 34 - 24 = 10
Answer: width = 10, length = 24 assuming length is bigger than the width
Let x equal the number of adult tickets sold.
X + 3X=512
(I put 3x because we know the students sold 3 times as many).
Solve for X.
X+3X=512
4X=512
4X/4=512/4
X=128
