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Answer:
- adult: $11
- children: $7
Step-by-step explanation:
The sales on the two days can be expressed using equations that can be solved for ticket prices.
<h3>Setup</h3>Let x and y represent the prices of adult and children's tickets, respectively. Then the sales revenue for the two days can be expressed in the equations ...
- 5x +7y = 104
- 7x +3y = 98
One of the easiest solution methods is to use a graphing calculator. The first attachment shows the prices are $11 for an adult ticket; $7 for children tickets.
Using the matrix functions of a calculator, the augmented matrix of the equation coefficients can be reduced to row-echelon form. This, too, shows the solution to be (adult price, children price) = ($11, $7). See the second attachment. (The solution is the right-most column of the reduced matrix.)
Yet another solution method can use the coefficients from the equations written in general form:
- 5x +7y -104 = 0
- 7x +3y -98 = 0
In this form, we define three products of "cross multiplication":
Δ1 = (5)(3) -(7)(7) = -34
Δ2 = (7)(-98) -(3)(-104) = -374
Δ3 = (-104)(7) -(-98)(5) = -238
Using those, we find the variable values to be ...
x = Δ2/Δ1 = -374/-34 = 11
y = Δ3/Δ1 = -238/-34 = 7
(adult price, children price) = ($11, $7)
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Answer: a) There are 42% chances that both units will meet their objectives.
b) There are 88% chances that one or the other but not both of the units will be successful.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Probability that the Red unit will successfully meet its objectives = 60% = P(R)
Probability that Blue unit will successfully meet its objectives = 70% = P(B)
Probability that only Red unit will be successful = P(only Red) = 18%
As we know that
Hence, there are 42% chances that both units will meet their objectives.
the probability that one or the other but not both of the units will be successful is given by
Hence, there are 88% chances that one or the other but not both of the units will be successful.