45
5 divided by 5 equals 1
1 plus 4 equals 5
5 times 12 equals 45
Answer:
A = 76.85
B =65.28
Step-by-step explanation:
(30/100)A = 10 + (20/100)B
0.3A - 0.2B = 10 ...... equation (i)
(30/100)B + 35 = (20/100)A
0.2A - 0.3B = 35 ........ equation (ii)
From equation (i)
0.3A = 10 - 0.2B
A = (10 - 0.2b) / 0.3
A = 33.33 - 0.67B ........equation (iii)
Put equation (iii) into equation (ii)
0.2(33.33 - 0.67B) - 0.3B = 35
6.67 - 0.134B - 0.3B = 35
0.434B = 35 - 6.67
B = 28.33 / 0.434
B = 65. 275 = 65.28
Put B = 65.28 into equation (i)
0.3A - 0.2B = 10
0.3A - 0.2(65.28) = 10
0.3A - 13.056 = 10
0.3A = 10 + 13.056
A = 23.056/ 0.3
A = 76.85
17. All
18. B because it can be symmetrical either way
Number of tickets: T.
Number of customers: c
Initially the number of tickets is T0=150, when the group hasn't sold any tickets (c=0). Then the graph must begin with c=0 and T=150. Point=(0,150). Possible options: Graph above to the right and graph below to the left.
They sell the tickets in pack of three tickets per customer c, then each time they sell a pack of three tickets to a customer, the number of tickets is reduced by 3 (-3c). Then the number of tickets, T, the group has left after selling tickets to c customers is:
T=150-3c→T=-3c+150
For T=0→-3c+150=0→150=3c→150/3=c→c=50. The graph must finish with c=50, T=0. Final point=(c,T)=(50,0)
Answer:
The correct graph is above to the right, beginning on vertical axis with T=150 and finishing on horizontal axis with c=50.
The correct equation is T=-3c+150
Answer: as company A charges a fix amount $93 for any distance and company B charges variable amount starting from $65.there will be a certain mileage after that the amount charged by company B should be greater than company A.
let for greater than m mileage company A will
charge less than company B.
charge for company A for m mileage= $93
charge for company B for m mileage= $65 + $0.70*m
so,
93 ≤ 65+0.70*m
93-65 ≤ 65+0.70*m -65
28 ≤ 0.70*m
28*10 ≤ 7 *m
280 ≤ 7m
280/7 ≤ 7m/7
40 ≤ m
Ans: greater than 40 mileage Company A will charge less than Company B
Step-by-step explanation:
