Answer:
3 ⅙
Step-by-step explanation:
38 and 12’s common factor would be 2. Now the fraction is 19/6.
How many 6’s can fit into 19? 3. With a remainder of 1 we have:
3 ⅙
S = the number of student tickets sold a = the number of adult tickets sold The drama class sold 25 more student tickets than adult tickets to the fall play s = a + 25 The class collected $660 from ticket sales: 6s + 3a = 660 divide both sides by 3 2s + a = 220 by solving the system of equations s = a + 25 2s + a = 220 we find s = 81.67 student tickets a = 56.67 adult tickets
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A=-2;b=9;c=9;
delta=b^2-4*a*c
root1=(-b+(delta^(0.5)))/(2*a)
<span>root2=(-b-(delta^(0.5)))/(2*a)
delta =153
root1 = -0.8423
root2 =<span> 5.3423
Correct Answer is D</span></span>
Expressions can be represented as equations, and vice versa.
A possible situation is as follows:
<em>John is 15 years old, and his age is 3 more than 5 times his brother's age</em>
The equation is given as:
This means that:
- 15 represents John's age
- P represents his brother's age
- 5 and 3 are the constants that relate their ages
Read more about word equations at:
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