Answer:
yep
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
4
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it took a while but here's my math
Answer:
x=-2
y=9
Step-by-step explanation:
3=y+3x ---- A
-x+3y=29 ----B
step 1. rearrange equation A, so you have the "y" variable on one side
3=y+3x
-3x -3x
3-3x=y
y=3-3x ---- C
step 2. Substitute equation C into equation B in place of "y"
-x+3(3-3x)=29 ---foil
-x+9-9x=29 -- collect like terms
-10x+9=29
-9 -9
-10x=20
÷-10 ÷-10
x=-2
Step 3. Substitute x=-2 into equation C to find y
y=3-3(-2)
y=3+6
y=9
Check you answer by subsituting x=-2 and y=9 back into equation A and B
Answer:
Point C
Step-by-step explanation:
Trust me it is correct
make me brainiest because I answered first pls
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3*4*2=24
Even if he doesn't use them all, he has 24 choices.
These kind of problems are permutation type problem. Order is not critical. Imagine yourself preparing such a meal. You have choices to be made in Sandwiches, fruits and drinks. It does not matter which order you set up the lunch box. It only matters that you chose.
You can't leave one out, nor does the problem allow you to trade (say) 2 drinks for one fruit.
