Answer:
Train A = 214
Train B = 86
Step-by-step explanation:
a + b = 300
a - b = 128
a + b = 300
a = 128 + b
(128 + b) + b = 300
128 + b + b = 300
128 + 2b = 300
2b = 300 - 128
2b = 172
b = 172 ÷ 2
b = 86
a = 128 + b
a = 128 + (86)
a = 214
There are two costs involved:
1) the cost for lunch, which is given as a rate per student: $7.25/student
2) the cost for the trip which is $443.75 to be divided by the 25 students, so it is $443.75 / 25 = $17.75/student
Now, you can add up those two costs per student to have the total cost per student:
$7.25 + $17.75 = $25.00/student
Answer: $25.00
hope this helps-------------
It's <span>0.72 yards.
1 = 0.02
so 26*0.02=0.72</span>
Answer: 3/4 x 48
3 x 12
= 36
Got 12 by reducing the numbers with the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) 4
