Assume that the number of apples is x and the number of oranges is y.
For the first given, we know that each apple costs $0.24 and each orange costs $0.8, therefore:
amount paid for apples = 0.24x and amount paid for oranges = 0.8y
we also know that the total amount spent is $12, therefore the first equation is as follows:
0.24x + 0.8y = 12
For the second given, we know that the total number of fruit bought is 20, therefore, the second equation is:
x + y = 20
You can easily graph these two functions and find a possible combination from the graph (the correct combination would be the intersection between the two lines).
Answer:
The sum is a binomial with a degree of 6
Step-by-step explanation:
we have
Group terms that contain the same variable
The sum is a binomial ( two terms) with a degree of 6
has a degree of 6 (x has an exponent of 1, y has 5, and 1+5=6)
Answer:
Coldslaw
Step-by-step explanation:
For
ax+by=c
the slope is -a/b
20x+25y≥200
slope=-20/25=-4/5
negative slope
yint is where x=0
20(0)+25y≥200
25y≥200
y≥98
positive yint
x+y<10
slope=-1/1=-1
yint is where x=0
y<10
yint is at y=10
since it is equal, it is solid line
to tell if it is above then sub (0,0) and see if true
0≥200
false
shade on side that doesn't have (0,0), shade above line
x+y<10 doesn't have equal under so it is dashed
test (0,0)
0<10
true, it is shaded below
test point (4,5)
20(4)+25(5)≥200
80+125≥200
225≥200
true
4+5<10
9<10
true
so the ones that are true are
The line x + y < 10 has a negative slope and a positive y-intercept.
The line representing 20x + 25y ≥ 200 is solid and the graph is shaded above the line.
The overlapping region contains the point (4, 5).
He buys 18 apples = £1.08
He can buy 9 bananas
