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Question 99603: I need help!!
A wholesaler is offering two different package deals of roses and carnations to florists. One package contains 20 dozen roses and 34 dozen carnations for $504.00. The other package contains 15 dozen roses and 17 dozen carnations for $327.00.
Let x = cost of one dozen roses
Let y = cost of one dozen carnations
a. Write a system of equations for this problem.
b. Which equation can be multiplied by a coefficient to create an opposite coefficient? What is that value?
c. Solve this system for the cost of one dozen roses and the cost of one dozen carnations.
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Question 99599: Can someone help me with this?
At the high school band's annual spaghetti dinner, the members served 210 dinners and collected $935. The band leader did not designate which ticket was an adult or child dinner. You need to know that to prepare the correct amount of food and for future planning. Each adult dinner cost $6 and each child's dinner cost $3.50.
Let a = number of adult dinners
Let c = number of child dinners
1. Write two equations to represent the total amount raised from the dinner and the total.
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Question 99627: ok i dont no how to do this prob
write each expression using positive exponents. then evaluate the expression
2 to the negative power of 6
and i dnt no how to do the pwer thing on the ccomputer
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Question 99941: At the high school band's annual spaghetti dinner, the members served 210 dinners and collected $935. The band leader did not designate which ticket was an adult or child dinner. You need to know that to prepare the correct amount of food and for future planning. Each adult dinner cost $6 and each child's dinner cost $3.50.
I understand the equations
6a+3x5c = 935
a+c= 210
How do I figure out how many dinners were adults and how many were children's?
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Question 99921: You are running water into a laundry sink to get a mixture that is one-half hot water and one-half cold water. The hot water flows more slowly, at a rate of 7.8 liters per minute, so you turn it on first. Two minutes later, you also turn on the cold water which flows at a rate of 12.3 liters per minute. You want to know how long to wait before turning the two faucets off.
a. Let t represent the number of minutes the hot water is on. Write a variable expression for the amount of time the cold water is on.
b. Write an equation that models the situation. Then solve the equation.
c. Interpret your solution. If the solution is a decimal, decide what form of the number is most appropriate. Explain your choice
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Question 100138This question is from textbook Glenco Algebra I
: The Yankee Clipper leaves the pier at 9:00 AM at 8 knots. A half hour later, The River Rover leaves the same pier in the same direction traveling at 10 knots. At what time will The River Rover overtake The Yankee Clipper?
I'm not sure how to solve this when both time and distance are missing. Thanks.This question is from textbook Glenco Algebra I
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Question 100138This question is from textbook Glenco Algebra I
: The Yankee Clipper leaves the pier at 9:00 AM at 8 knots. A half hour later, The River Rover leaves the same pier in the same direction traveling at 10 knots. At what time will The River Rover overtake The Yankee Clipper?
I'm not sure how to solve this when both time and distance are missing. Thanks.This question is from textbook Glenco Algebra I
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Question 100197This question is from textbook middle grades math
: Please help show me where i am going wrong; On the two days before a swim meet, jesse swan a total of 2050 meters. The second day she swam 250 meeters more than the first day. How many meters did she swim on each day?
m+250=2050 m=1800
1800-250=500
500+250=750 1st day
2050-750=1600 2nd day
I know this to be wrong, book says 900 and 1150This question is from textbook middle grades math
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Question 100197This question is from textbook middle grades math
: Please help show me where i am going wrong; On the two days before a swim meet, jesse swan a total of 2050 meters. The second day she swam 250 meeters more than the first day. How many meters did she swim on each day?
m+250=2050 m=1800
1800-250=500
500+250=750 1st day
2050-750=1600 2nd day
I know this to be wrong, book says 900 and 1150This question is from textbook middle grades math
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Question 100329: I am not sure how to do this.
There were 1500 people at a high school football game. Student tickets were $2.00 and adult tickets were $3.50. The total receipts for the game were $3825. How many students bought tickets?
Let a = the number of adult tickets purchased.
Let s = the number of student tickets purchased.
a. Write a system of equations that can be used to determine the number of adult and student tickets purchased.
b. Determine the number of adults tickets sold and the number of student tickets sold. Use mathematics to explain how you determined your answer.
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Question 100398This question is from textbook IDK
: In My work, I have fractions (Negatives&&Positives) multiplied by a variable. Then it equals a number. Here's one problem:
7/2a=35
Here's another:
x-9/10x=7
Please Help. (LOL) I Absolutely don't get this. This question is from textbook IDK
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