13. Ricardo spent half his allowance on supplies, then \5.25onasnack,leavinghimwith$22.50.Findhisallowancea$. 14. Liza earned money caring for a pet, spent \1.95onadrink,$30onaconcertticket,$7.20onaring,andhas$38.50left.Findm$. 15. Henry bought dog treats, set aside 10, and gave 15 dogs 4 treats each. Find the total treats t in the package.
Identify the error in the following steps: 14x - 3(3x - 3) = 4x + 2 leads to x = 11. A. Sign error in distribution.
B. Addition error in combining terms.
C. Addition error when isolating x.
Mark Adler earns \$1,650 monthly. His new job pays \$9.80/hour with time and a half over 36 hours. How many overtime hours per week are needed to match his current weekly earnings?
A cup of skim milk has 10 more than half the calories of whole milk. Whole milk has 40 more calories than apple juice. Total is 370. Find calories in each.
The drama club sells student tickets for \5.50andadultticketsfor$9.Maxcapacityis140people,andtheyneedatleast$990.Letxbestudentticketsandy$ adult tickets. Write and solve the inequalities graphically to find one solution.
Solve the system of equations: 1. 2x−y=7 2. x=2y−1 Substitute x into the first equation. What do you get? Options:
a. 2x−y=2y−1
b. 2(2y−1)−y=7
c. x=2(2x−y)−1
d. 2x−(2y−1)=7
Identify the system of linear equations that has infinitely many solutions. Choose one:
a. 5x+4y=−14 and 3x+6y=6
b. 2x+8y=6 and −5x−20y=−15
c. −x−7y=14 and −4x−14y=28
d. 8x+14y=4 and −6x−7y=−10
In a school, 20% are infants under 7. Girls above 7 are 2/3 of boys above 7, totaling 64. Find total scholars: (a) 200 (b) 250 (c) 320 (d) 270 (e) None.
In a school, 20% are infants under 7. Girls above 7 are 2/3 of boys above 7, totaling 64. Find total scholars: (a) 200 (b) 250 (c) 320 (d) 270 (e) None.
A student scored 25% and failed by 60 marks, while another scored 45% and passed by 10 marks. Find max marks:
(a) 450
(b) 350
(c) 525
(d) None of these
0.5(8w+2v)8w=3=2−v+4w Which of the following accurately describes all solutions to the system of equations shown? Choose 1 answer:
(A) v=1 and w=41
(B) v=4 and w=−41
(c) There are infinite solutions to the system.
(D) There are no solutions to the system.
Consider the following system of equations and its graph:
{2x+y=−14x−y=7
A) What is the solution of the system? Answer: (x,y)=(□□
B) In the boxes below, enter either the letter A or B to match the equation to the graph shown.
□2x+y=−1
a. Graph A
□4x−y=7
b. Graph B
Solve the following system of equations with the substitution method:
{x−2yy=0=−4x−36 Answer: (x,y)=(□ , □ )
Preview x :
Preview y : Enter your answers as integers or as reduced fractions in the form A/B.
Supply \& Demand
In supply (and demand) problems, y is the number of items the supplier will produce (or the public will buy) if the price of the item is x. For a particular product, the supply equation is
y=4x+384y=−8x+612 What is the intersection point of these two lines?
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Enter answer as an ordered pair (don't forget the parentheses).
What is the selling price when supply and demand are in eqtilibrium?
price =$□ /item What is the amount of items in the market when supply and demand are in equilibrium? number of items = □
Tayler has $320 to pay for dining room chairs. She expects to pay about $80 per chair. Her friend told her that she has 3 that Taylor can have for free. Complete the equation below to find the total number of chairs that Taylor can get for her dining room. Use c to represent the total chairs.
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