Given:
The function is:

To find:
The value of
.
Solution:
We have,

Putting
, we get



On combining like terms, we get


Therefore, the required function is
.
Answer:
Part One: $187
Part Two: 11a + 5.5k
Step-by-step explanation:
Part One:
a = 9 (how many adult tickets)
k = 16 (how many kid tickets)
($11 × a) + ($5.50 × k) = total cost
($11 × 9) + ($5.50 × 16)
($99) + ($88) = $187 = total cost
Part Two:
11a + 5.5k
11 is how much the adult ticket costs, you multiply a or the amount of adult tickets in order to get the total cost for adults.
5.5 is how much the kid ticket costs, you multiply k or the amount of kid tickets in order to get the total cost for kids.
you add 11a + 5.5k or the total cost for adults and the total cost for kids to get the total cost.
Answer:
<u>80 buses</u> will be required for 1120 soldiers.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Number of seats on One side = 12 seats.
Now Given:
five seats are reserved for equipment.
So we can say that;
Number of seats used by soldiers = 
Number of soldiers on Each seat =2
So we will now find number of soldiers on each bus.
number of soldiers on each bus is equal to Number of seats used by soldiers multiplied by Number of soldiers on Each seat.
framing in equation form we get;
number of soldiers on each bus = 
Now we know that;
For 14 soldiers = 1 bus
So 1120 soldiers = Number of buses required for 1120 soldiers.
By Using Unitary method we get;
Number of buses required for 1120 soldiers = 
Hence <u>80 buses</u> will be required for 1120 soldiers.
Option D:
is the domain of the function.
Solution:
Given function is

<u>To find the domain of the function:</u>
Option A: 
Substitute x = 0 in r(x).

If x = 0, then r(0) = 0
So that x ≠ 0 is false.
So,
is not the domain of the function.
Option B: 
Substitute x = –1 in r(x).

If x = –1, then r(–1) = 1
So that x = ± 1 is false.
So,
is not the domain of the function.
Option C: 
Substitute x = 1 in r(x).

It is indeterminate.
So, all real numbers are not the domain of the function.
Option D: 
Substitute x = 1 in r(x).

It is indeterminate.
So,
is the domain of the function.