You can say
x+y=5
x=5-y
You know the value of x, put it into the next equation.
3(5-y)-7y=19
15-3y-7y=19
15-19 = 10y
-4=10y
-4/10=y
-2/5=y
Put y value back into either equation to find value of x.
x+y=5
x-2/5=5
x=5+2/5
x=27/5
Therefore, x,y = (27/5, -2/5)
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Answer (the system of equations input doesn't work, so there is no brace):
x = 1.5y
x + y =800
Step-by-step explanation:
First, identify the vital information:
- 800 total students
- 1.5 times as many boys as girls
So, if x = number of boys and y = number of girls, we can agree that:
x = 1.5y
And because there are 800 kids in total, we can agree that:
x + y = 800
There are 320 girls and 480 boys. (see below)
Since you have the value of x, 1.5y, you can plug-in the value:
x + y = 800
1.5 + y = 800
2.5y = 800
y = 320 girls
Plug-in the y-value into the equation for the number of boys:
x = 1.5y
x = 1.5(320)
x = 480 boys
To double-check:
320 + 480 = 800 ☺
is that the whole problem?? that's not even a complete problem
Answer:
147
Step-by-step explanation:
The other two options would be more closed and since this angle is open, it is the larger one.
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