If I make $20 a week and I need $1,800 how many years will it take to get to $1,800
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Solve the equations
first one
take the sqrt of both sides
x-y=√71
add y to both sides
x=y+√71
sub y+√71 for x in other part
(y+√71)²+y²=59
y²+2y√71+71+y²=59
2y²+2y√71+71=59
minus 59 both sides
2y²+2y√71+12=0
factor out 2
2(y²+y√71+6)=0
use quadratic equation or something
y=
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sub those for x
x=y+√71
note: √71=(2√71)/2
x=
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the result is -6 both times
xy=-6
first one
take the sqrt of both sides
x-y=√71
add y to both sides
x=y+√71
sub y+√71 for x in other part
(y+√71)²+y²=59
y²+2y√71+71+y²=59
2y²+2y√71+71=59
minus 59 both sides
2y²+2y√71+12=0
factor out 2
2(y²+y√71+6)=0
use quadratic equation or something
y=
sub those for x
x=y+√71
note: √71=(2√71)/2
x=
or
x=
xy=
the result is -6 both times
xy=-6
<span><u><em>The correct answer is: </em></u>
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<u><em>Explanation</em></u><span><u><em>: </em></u>
To find this answer, we divide the number of windows, 50, by the length (in windows covered) of each covering, 15:
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This means that 3 coverings won't quite be long enough, so we will need 4. </span></span>
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<u><em>Explanation</em></u><span><u><em>: </em></u>
To find this answer, we divide the number of windows, 50, by the length (in windows covered) of each covering, 15:
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This means that 3 coverings won't quite be long enough, so we will need 4. </span></span>