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Question 168531: can someone please help me with this:
Find the payment necessary to amortize the loan.
$12,100; 12% compounded monthly; 48 monthly payments
$313,57
$318,64
$1458,32
$318.87: can someone please help me with this:
Find the payment necessary to amortize the loan.
$12,100; 12% compounded monthly; 48 monthly payments
$313,57
$318,64
$1458,32
$318.87 Answer by jojo14344(818) (Show Source): |
Question 168532: can somoene please help me with this:
A note with a face value of $2400 was discounted at 12%. If the discount was $95 find the length of the loan in days.
119 days
120 days
90 days
150 days: can somoene please help me with this:
A note with a face value of $2400 was discounted at 12%. If the discount was $95 find the length of the loan in days.
119 days
120 days
90 days
150 days Answer by Mathtut(333) (Show Source): |
Question 168016: A sailor went to three casinos (gambling houses) on the same night. At the Tropicana, he doubled his money and then lost $30; he took his remaining money and went to Ceasar's Palace. There he tripled the money with which he entered and lost $54. At that point, he took his remaining money and went to Aladdins. There he quadrupled the money with which he entered but then spent $72. He spent no more money, and when he returned to his room he had $48 left. How much money did he have before he went to the casinos?: A sailor went to three casinos (gambling houses) on the same night. At the Tropicana, he doubled his money and then lost $30; he took his remaining money and went to Ceasar's Palace. There he tripled the money with which he entered and lost $54. At that point, he took his remaining money and went to Aladdins. There he quadrupled the money with which he entered but then spent $72. He spent no more money, and when he returned to his room he had $48 left. How much money did he have before he went to the casinos? Answer by josmiceli(2018) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Let  = the amount he started out with
After the Tropicana, he had
 dollars
After Ceasar's Palace, he had
 dollars
After Aladdins, he had
 dollars
Then he returned to his room with $48

Now solve for

He had $29 before he went to the Casinos
You can go back over it step by step again
He started with $29
After the Tropicana, he had
 dollars
After Ceasar's Palace, he had
 dollars
After Aladdins, he had
 dollars
Then he returned to his room with $48
OK
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Question 168016: A sailor went to three casinos (gambling houses) on the same night. At the Tropicana, he doubled his money and then lost $30; he took his remaining money and went to Ceasar's Palace. There he tripled the money with which he entered and lost $54. At that point, he took his remaining money and went to Aladdins. There he quadrupled the money with which he entered but then spent $72. He spent no more money, and when he returned to his room he had $48 left. How much money did he have before he went to the casinos?: A sailor went to three casinos (gambling houses) on the same night. At the Tropicana, he doubled his money and then lost $30; he took his remaining money and went to Ceasar's Palace. There he tripled the money with which he entered and lost $54. At that point, he took his remaining money and went to Aladdins. There he quadrupled the money with which he entered but then spent $72. He spent no more money, and when he returned to his room he had $48 left. How much money did he have before he went to the casinos? Answer by jojo14344(818) (Show Source): |
Question 167894: can someone please help me with this problem i can't figure it out.
Find the future value of the ordinary annuity. Interest is compounded annually, unless otherwise indicated.
R = $900, i=8% interest compounded semiannually for 8 years.: can someone please help me with this problem i can't figure it out.
Find the future value of the ordinary annuity. Interest is compounded annually, unless otherwise indicated.
R = $900, i=8% interest compounded semiannually for 8 years. Answer by checkley77(3394) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!that's not an answer i can choose from the answers that i can choose from are: $18,021.23; $19,280.50; $19,642.08 or $42,142.08 can you please rework it for me or give me the formula so i can try. thank's.
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P(1+R/T)^T*Y WHERE: P=PRINCIPLE (900), R=INTEREST RATE (.08), T=TIMES THE INTEREST IS CALCULATED EACH YEAR (2) & Y=NO. OF YEARS (8).
900(1+.08/2)^2*8
900(1.04)^16
900*1.873=$1,685.70 ans.
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SORRY I CANNOT GET ANY NUMBERS CLOSE TO YOUR CHOICES EVEN STARTING WITH $9,000.
9,000(1+.08/2)^2*8
9,000(1.04)^16
9,000*1.873=$16,856.83
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Question 167896: can someone help please:
Find the present value of the future amount. Assume 365 days in a year. Round to the nearest cent.
$15,000 for 110 days; money earns 8%: can someone help please:
Find the present value of the future amount. Assume 365 days in a year. Round to the nearest cent.
$15,000 for 110 days; money earns 8% Answer by checkley77(3394) (Show Source): |
Question 167586: Please help me solve this equation: 3/4 divided by 8/11: Please help me solve this equation: 3/4 divided by 8/11 Answer by Mathtut(333) (Show Source): |
Question 167348: how many inches can a male alligator grow between five years and nine years, about how many pounds can it gain?: how many inches can a male alligator grow between five years and nine years, about how many pounds can it gain? Answer by stanbon(18743) (Show Source): |
Question 166367: I have gone through the entire question, and I know that 'c' equals 2.55, but I cannot figure out how I would get to that number...this is the equation:
0.048/c = 0.018814
How do I isolate 'c' ?: I have gone through the entire question, and I know that 'c' equals 2.55, but I cannot figure out how I would get to that number...this is the equation:
0.048/c = 0.018814
How do I isolate 'c' ? Answer by MRperkins(77) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!multiply both sides by c and then divide both sides by .018814.

...multiplication property of equality...

...division property of equality...

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If you would like a personal tutor to help you progress through your math education then click on my name or email me at justin.sheppard.tech@hotmail.com
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Question 166367: I have gone through the entire question, and I know that 'c' equals 2.55, but I cannot figure out how I would get to that number...this is the equation:
0.048/c = 0.018814
How do I isolate 'c' ?: I have gone through the entire question, and I know that 'c' equals 2.55, but I cannot figure out how I would get to that number...this is the equation:
0.048/c = 0.018814
How do I isolate 'c' ? Answer by jim_thompson5910(9166) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Start with the given equation
 Multiply both sides by "c"
 Divide both sides by 0.018814 to isolate "c"
 Divide
 Rearrange the equation
So the answer is  (rounded to the nearest hundredth)
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Question 166088This question is from textbook Heart of Mathmatics
: Write the number 6 as a sum of three natural numbers in several different ways, and , in each sum, circle a number that is less than or equal to 2.This question is from textbook Heart of Mathmatics
: Write the number 6 as a sum of three natural numbers in several different ways, and , in each sum, circle a number that is less than or equal to 2. Answer by checkley77(3394) (Show Source): |
Question 166030This question is from textbook Algebra1
: Joe has $6500.00 to invest. Part of this will be invested in a savings account yielding 4% and part in a municipal bond yielding 7.5%. If he earns $438.50 each year in interest, how much will be invested in each account?This question is from textbook Algebra1
: Joe has $6500.00 to invest. Part of this will be invested in a savings account yielding 4% and part in a municipal bond yielding 7.5%. If he earns $438.50 each year in interest, how much will be invested in each account? Answer by elima(1420) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!first account = .075x
second account = .04(6500-x)
438.5 = .075x + 260 - .04x
438.5 = .035x + 260
178.5 = .035x
5100 = x
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first account = $5100.00
second account = 6500 - 5100 = $1400.00
:)
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Question 165228: a coin bank contains only nickels and dimes. The total value of the coins in the bank is $4.75. IF the nickels were dimes and the dimes were nickels, the total value of the coins would be $3.50. Find the number of nickels in the bank???: a coin bank contains only nickels and dimes. The total value of the coins in the bank is $4.75. IF the nickels were dimes and the dimes were nickels, the total value of the coins would be $3.50. Find the number of nickels in the bank??? Answer by edjones(2391) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Let n be the number of nickels and d dimes.
A) .05n+.10d=4.75
B) .10n+.05d=3.50
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A) .05n+.10d=4.75
B)-.20n-.10d=-7.00 multiply each side by -2
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==>-.15n=-2.25
n=15
d=40
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Ed
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Question 165151This question is from textbook
: investments: An investor has a total of 25,000 deposited into three diffrent accounts, which earn annual interest rate of 8%, 6%, and 4%. The amount deposited in the 8% account is twice the amount in the 6% account. If the three accounts earns total annual interest of $1520, how much money is deposited into each account?This question is from textbook
: investments: An investor has a total of 25,000 deposited into three diffrent accounts, which earn annual interest rate of 8%, 6%, and 4%. The amount deposited in the 8% account is twice the amount in the 6% account. If the three accounts earns total annual interest of $1520, how much money is deposited into each account? Answer by padmameesala(34) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Let the amounts in three different accounts be x,y,z respectively.
Then x + y + z = 25000 ------------(1)
and annual interest of x is 8%
y is 6%
z is 4%
The amount deposited in the 8% account is twice the amount in the 6% account.
That is x=2y --------------------(2)
the three accounts earns total annual interest of $1520
that gives 8%x + 6%y + 4%z = 1520
8x + 6y + 4z = 152000
4x + 3y + 2z = 76000 --------------(3)
Solving the 3 eqns for x,y,z
plug x=2y in eqns 1 and 3
3y + z = 25000 ----------(4)
11y + 2z = 76000 ----------(5)
subtract eqns (5) and 2* eqn (4)
5y = 26000
y = 5200
x = 10400 from eqn (2)
and z = 9400 from eqn (1)
The money deposited in the 3 accounts is 10400, 5200 and 9400
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Question 165151This question is from textbook
: investments: An investor has a total of 25,000 deposited into three diffrent accounts, which earn annual interest rate of 8%, 6%, and 4%. The amount deposited in the 8% account is twice the amount in the 6% account. If the three accounts earns total annual interest of $1520, how much money is deposited into each account?This question is from textbook
: investments: An investor has a total of 25,000 deposited into three diffrent accounts, which earn annual interest rate of 8%, 6%, and 4%. The amount deposited in the 8% account is twice the amount in the 6% account. If the three accounts earns total annual interest of $1520, how much money is deposited into each account? Answer by josmiceli(2018) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Let  = amount invested @ 8%
Let  = amount invested @ 6%
Let  = amount invested @ 4%
It is given that
(1) 
(2)  annually
(3) 
This is 3 equations and 3 unknowns, so it should
be solvable
Multiply both sides of (2) by 
(2) 
Multiply both sides of (1) by  and
subtract from (2)
(1) 
(4) 
Since 
(4) 
(4)

and
(1) 
(1)

$10,400 was invested @ 8%
$5,200 was invested @ 6%
$9,400 was invested @ 4%
check:
(1) 
(1)

(2) 
(2) 
(2)

(3) 
{3) 
(3) 
OK
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Question 164889This question is from textbook
: Art: the difference between the ages of an oil painting and a watercolor is 35 years. The age of the oil painting 5 years from now will be twice the age that the watercolor was 5 years ago. Find the present age of each.This question is from textbook
: Art: the difference between the ages of an oil painting and a watercolor is 35 years. The age of the oil painting 5 years from now will be twice the age that the watercolor was 5 years ago. Find the present age of each. Answer by edjones(2391) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Let the age of the water color be w and the oil be p.
A)
p-w=35
p=35+w
B)
p+5=2(w-5)
p+5=2w-10
35+w+5=2w-10 substitute for p.
w+40=2w-10
50=w
p=85
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Ed
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Question 164889This question is from textbook
: Art: the difference between the ages of an oil painting and a watercolor is 35 years. The age of the oil painting 5 years from now will be twice the age that the watercolor was 5 years ago. Find the present age of each.This question is from textbook
: Art: the difference between the ages of an oil painting and a watercolor is 35 years. The age of the oil painting 5 years from now will be twice the age that the watercolor was 5 years ago. Find the present age of each. Answer by Mathtut(333) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!We have 2 unknowns we will call O-oil painting and W-water color. we need 2 equations to solve these unknows. the difference between O and W is 35 written as O-W=35. the age of O five years from now written as O+5 is equal to twice the age of W five years ago written as 2(W-5). so O+5=2(W-5). that gives us our 2 equations. solve for O in the first and you get O=35+W now substitute this into the second equation and you get (35+W)+5=2(W-5) multiply out the right side and you get 35+W+5=2W-10 solve for W which equals 50. Now we know that O=35+W(50) so O=85
answer Oil painting 0=85
Water color W=50
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Question 164716: 8/3:4/12 please help me simplify the ratio.: 8/3:4/12 please help me simplify the ratio. Answer by checkley77(3394) (Show Source): |
Question 164614: Purchasing: a contractor buys 16yds of nylon carpet and 20 yds of wool carpet for $1840. A second purchase, at the same prices, includes 18 yds of nylon carpet and 25 ydss of wool carpet for $2200. Find the cost per yard of the wool carpet?
I need to know the steps in how to solve this??: Purchasing: a contractor buys 16yds of nylon carpet and 20 yds of wool carpet for $1840. A second purchase, at the same prices, includes 18 yds of nylon carpet and 25 ydss of wool carpet for $2200. Find the cost per yard of the wool carpet?
I need to know the steps in how to solve this?? Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(4489) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Purchasing: a contractor buys 16yds of nylon carpet and 20 yds of wool carpet for $1840. A second purchase, at the same prices, includes 18 yds of nylon carpet and 25 ydss of wool carpet for $2200. Find the cost per yard of the wool carpet?
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Let w = cost/yd for wool
Let n = cost/yd for nylon
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Write an equation for each statement:
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"contractor buys 16yds of nylon carpet and 20 yds of wool carpet for $1840."
16n + 20w = 1840
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" 18 yds of nylon carpet and 25 yds of wool carpet for $2200"
18n + 25w = 2200
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Find the cost per yard of the wool carpet?
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The want the price of the wool, so let's eliminate n
Multiply the 2nd equation by 16, multiply the 1st equation by 18; results;
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288n + 400w = 35200
288n + 360w = 33120
---------------------subtraction eliminates n, find w
40w = 2080
w = 
w = $52 a yd for wool
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In order to check our solution we need to find the price of nylon
Using the 1st equation, substitute 52 for w
16n + 20(52) = 1840
16n + 1040 = 1840
16n = 1840 - 1040
16n = 800
n = 
n = $50 a yd for nylon
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Check our solution in the 2nd equation:
18(50) + 25(52) = 2200
900 + 1300 = 2200; confirms our solution
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Did these steps make sense to you? Any questions?
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Question 164623This question is from textbook
: Business: On monday, a computer manufacturing company sent out three shipments. The first order; which contained a bill for $114,000, was for four model I, six model V, and 10 model X computers. The second shipment, which contained a bill for $72000, was for eight Model I, three model V, and five model X computers. The third shipment, which contained a bill for $81000, was for two model I, nine model V and five model X computers. What does the manufacturers charge for each model V computer.
What I need to know is what steps were taken to solve this?This question is from textbook
: Business: On monday, a computer manufacturing company sent out three shipments. The first order; which contained a bill for $114,000, was for four model I, six model V, and 10 model X computers. The second shipment, which contained a bill for $72000, was for eight Model I, three model V, and five model X computers. The third shipment, which contained a bill for $81000, was for two model I, nine model V and five model X computers. What does the manufacturers charge for each model V computer.
What I need to know is what steps were taken to solve this? Answer by gonzo(434) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!you need to solve 3 equations in 3 unknowns.
4*i + 6*v + 10*x = 114000 (original equation 1)
8*i + 3*v + 5*x = 72000 (original equation 2)
2*i + 9*v + 5*x = 81000 (original equation 3)
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there are several ways to solve.
one way is as follows:
multiply first equation by -1
this will allow you to add up all equations and eliminate the x from the equation.
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-4*i - 6*v - 10*x = -114000 (equation 1)
8*i + 3*v + 5*x = 72000 (equation 2)
2*i + 9*v + 5*x = 81000 (equation 3)
adding them up gets
6*i + 6*v = 39000
dividing both sides by 6 gets
i + v = 6500
solve for i gets
i = 6500 - v
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take original first and second equation and substitute 6500 - v for i.
they are reproduced here for easy reference
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4*i + 6*v + 10*x = 114000 (original equation 1)
8*i + 3*v + 5*x = 72000 (original equation 2)
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substituting 6500 - v for i gets
26000 - 4*v + 6*v + 10*x = 114000 (equation 1)
52000 - 8*v + 3*v + 5*x = 72000 (equation 2)
combining like terms gets
26000 + 2*v + 10*x = 114000 (equation 1)
52000 - 5*v + 5*x = 72000 (equation 2)
multiplying equation 2 by 2 gets
26000 + 2*v + 10*x = 114000 (equation 1)
114000 - 10*v + 10*x = 144000 (equation 2)
subtracting equation 2 from equation 1 gets
-88000 + 12*v = -30000
adding 88000 to both sides gets
12*v = 48000
v = 4000
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original equations 1 and 2 are reproduced here for easy reference.
4*i + 6*v + 10*x = 114000 (original equation 1)
8*i + 3*v + 5*x = 72000 (original equation 2)
substituting 4000 for v in original equations.
4*i + 24000 + 10*x = 114000 (equation 1)
8*i + 12000 + 5*x = 72000 (equation 2)
multiply equation 2 by 2 gets
4*i + 24000 + 10*x = 114000 (equation 1)
16*i + 24000 + 10*x = 144000 (equation 2)
subtract equation 1 from equation 2 gets
-12*i = -30000
-i = -2500
i = 2500
you could have used original equations 2 and 3 to solve for i once you knew v.
you would have gotten the same answer (i = 2500).
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original equation 3 reproduced here for easy reference
2*i + 9*v + 5*x = 81000 (original equation 3)
substituting 2500 for i and 4000 for v in original equation 3 gets
5000 + 36000 + 5*x = 81000
combining like terms.
41000 + 5*x = 81000
subtracting 41000 from both sides.
5*x = 40000
dividing both sides by 5.
x = 8000
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answers are:
i = 2500
v = 4000
x = 8000
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equation 1 reproduced here for easy reference.
4*i + 6*v + 10*x = 114000 (original equation 1)
substituting in original equation 1 gets
4*2500 + 6*4000 + 10*8000 = 114000
10000 + 24000 + 80000 = 114000
114000 = 114000
answer is good.
works for other equations as well.
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this is one way to solve it.
when you get into matrix algebra you'll see other ways to solve it as well.
i assumed you weren't there yet which is why i chose this solution.
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Question 164510: I need to double check if I did this word problem right. The question reads: A pizza shop makes $1.50 on each small pizza and $2.15 on each large pizza. On a typical Friday, it sells between 70 and 90 small pizzas and 100 and 140 large pizzas. The shop can make no more than 210 pizzas in a day. How many of each size of pizza can be sold in order to maximize the profit?: I need to double check if I did this word problem right. The question reads: A pizza shop makes $1.50 on each small pizza and $2.15 on each large pizza. On a typical Friday, it sells between 70 and 90 small pizzas and 100 and 140 large pizzas. The shop can make no more than 210 pizzas in a day. How many of each size of pizza can be sold in order to maximize the profit? Answer by Fombitz(1740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!What'd you get???
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Let S be the number of small pizzas, L the number of large pizzas.
The profit equation is

The bounding lines for the feasible region are,

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The x-axis is the number of small pizzas.
The y-axis is the number of large pizzas.
The black lines are the min and max values for each pizza type.
The red line is the max number of pizzas able to be made total.
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.
.

The vertices of the feasible region are shown as circles.
The min and max of the profit equation will occur at the vertices.
The coordinates for the vertices are
1.(70,100)
2.(70,140)
3.(90,100)
4.(90,120)
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![P[4]=1.50*90+2.15*100=135+258=393](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=P%5B4%5D=1.50%2A90%2B2.15%2A100=135%2B258=393&x=0003)
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Max profit is $406 with 70 smalls and 140 larges.
Min profit is $320 with 70 smalls and 100 larges.
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Question 164624This question is from textbook
: Ticket sales: A science museum charges $10 for a regular admission ticket, but members recieve a discount of $3 and students are admitted for $5. Last saturday, 750 tickets were sold for a total of $5400. If 20 more student tickets than regular tickets were sold, how many of each type of ticket were sold?
I need to know the steps in which they used to solve this?This question is from textbook
: Ticket sales: A science museum charges $10 for a regular admission ticket, but members recieve a discount of $3 and students are admitted for $5. Last saturday, 750 tickets were sold for a total of $5400. If 20 more student tickets than regular tickets were sold, how many of each type of ticket were sold?
I need to know the steps in which they used to solve this? Answer by MRperkins(77) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Ok, the first thing we need to do is set up our formulas.
Let's use:
r = regular admission tickets = $10
m = members admission tickets = $7
s = student admission tickets = $5
So we know that 750 tickets were sold so:
and
We know the price of the tickets and the total dollar amount sold was $5400 so:
Price of each ticket times the number of that ticket sold equals $5400 or:

We also know that 20 more student tickets than regular tickets were sold so:
Now for the fun part :/)
Use the elimination method to solve:
10r+7m+5s=5400
r+ m+ s=750
We want to eliminate m because it is the only variable that is not in the s=r+20 equation.
so:
Multiply everything in the bottom equation by 7.
10r+ 7m+ 5s=5400
(7)r+(7)m+(7)s=(7)750
OR
10r+7m+5s=5400
7r+7m+7s=5250
Now we can subtract and get

combine like terms:

Now it is time to use the equation: 
Substitute r+20 for s so:

Distribute

combine like terms

add 40 to both sides and get 
now substitute 190 for r in the equation and solve for s: 
and you get 
go back to the first equation and plug in 190 for r and 210 for s:

Solve for m:
combine like terms:

subtract 400 from both sides:
Elimination and substitution are fun. It gets better as you get used to them.
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Question 164615: Manufacturing: a company manufactures both mountain bikes and trail bikes. The cost of materials for a mountain bike is $70, and the cost of materials for a trail bike is $50. The cost of labor to manufacture a mountain bike is $80, and the cost of labor to manufacture a trail bike is $40. During a week in which the company has budgeted $2500 for materials and $2600 for labor, how many mountain bikes does the company plan to manufacture?
What I need is what steps to take to solve this problem.: Manufacturing: a company manufactures both mountain bikes and trail bikes. The cost of materials for a mountain bike is $70, and the cost of materials for a trail bike is $50. The cost of labor to manufacture a mountain bike is $80, and the cost of labor to manufacture a trail bike is $40. During a week in which the company has budgeted $2500 for materials and $2600 for labor, how many mountain bikes does the company plan to manufacture?
What I need is what steps to take to solve this problem. Answer by gonzo(434) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!let x = number of mountain bikes to be manufactured.
let y = number of trail bikes to be manufactured.
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total cost of material is $2500.
cost of material for mountain bike is 70.
cost of material for trail bike is 50.
equation for total material is:
70*x + 50*y = 2500
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total cost of labor is $2600.
cost of labor for mountain bike is 80.
cost of labor for trail bike is 40.
equation for total labor is:
80*x + 40*y = 2600
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solve these equations simultaneously.
70*x + 50*y = 2500 (first equation)
80*x + 40*y = 2600 (second equation)
multiply both sides of first equation by 4 and multiply both sides of second equation by 5. this will allow you to eliminate the y from the equation so you can solve for x.
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280*x + 200*y = 10000
400*x + 200*y = 13000
subtract first equation from second equation.
120*x = 3000
divide both sides by 120.
x = 25
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substitute 25 for x in first equation.
70*(25) + 50*y = 2500
1750 + 50*y = 2500
subtract 1750 from both sides
50*y = 750
y = 15
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substitute 25 for x and 15 for y in second equation.
80*25 + 40*15 = 2600
2000 + 600 = 2600
2600 = 2600
x = 25 and y = 15 are good in second equation.
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answer is:
x = 25
y = 15
number of mountain bikes to manufacture = 25
number of trail bikes to manufacture = 15
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Question 164618This question is from textbook
: A jet plane flying with the wind went 2200 miles in 4 hrs. Againt the wind, the plane could fly only 1820 miles in the same amount of time. Find the rate of the plane in calm air and the rate of the wind.
What steps do we use to solve this?This question is from textbook
: A jet plane flying with the wind went 2200 miles in 4 hrs. Againt the wind, the plane could fly only 1820 miles in the same amount of time. Find the rate of the plane in calm air and the rate of the wind.
What steps do we use to solve this? Answer by Fombitz(1740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Rate x Time = Distance
Rate with wind = Speed of Plane in calm air + Speed of Wind= ![R[w]=P+W](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=R%5Bw%5D=P%2BW&x=0003)
Rate against wind = Speed of Plane in calm air - Speed of Wind= ![R[a]=P-W](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=R%5Ba%5D=P-W&x=0003)
Distance is the same in both cases.
Time with : ![T[w]=4](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=T%5Bw%5D=4&x=0003)
Time against : ![T[a]=4](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=T%5Ba%5D=4&x=0003)
Distance with : ![D[w]=2200](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=D%5Bw%5D=2200&x=0003)
Distance against : ![D[a]=1820](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=D%5Ba%5D=1820&x=0003)
Generate your two rate equations ( ![R[w]T[w]=D[w]](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=R%5Bw%5DT%5Bw%5D=D%5Bw%5D&x=0003) and ![R[a]T[a]=D[a]](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=R%5Ba%5DT%5Ba%5D=D%5Ba%5D&x=0003) ) in terms of P and W and the known quantitites.
Solve for P and W.
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Question 164616: Chemistry: a chemist has two alloys, one of which is 10% gold and 15% lead, and the other of which is %30 gold and 40% lead. How many grams of each of the two alloys should be used to make an alloy that contains 60g of gold and 88g of lead?
What are the steps to solve this problem?: Chemistry: a chemist has two alloys, one of which is 10% gold and 15% lead, and the other of which is %30 gold and 40% lead. How many grams of each of the two alloys should be used to make an alloy that contains 60g of gold and 88g of lead?
What are the steps to solve this problem? Answer by gonzo(434) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!let x = amount of grams in first alloy.
let y = amount of grams in second alloy.
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question is how many grams of each alloy is needed to make 60 grams of gold and 88 grams of lead.
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number of grams of gold in first alloy is .10 * x.
number of grams of gold in second alloy is .30 * y.
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number of grams of lead in first alloy is .15 * x.
number of grams of lead in second alloy is .4 * y.
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total number of grams of gold in third alloy is 60.
total number of grams of lead in third alloy is 88.
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total grams of gold from first and second alloy must = 60.
equation looks like.
.10*x + .30*y = 60
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total grams of lead from first and second alloy must = 88.
equation looks like.
.15*x + .4*y = 88
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solve these equations simultaneously.
.10*x + .30*y = 60 (first equation)
.15*x + .4*y = 88 (second equation)
multiply both sides of first equation by 1.5
.15*x + .45*y = 90
subtract first equation from second eqution.
.05*y = 2
divide both sides by .05
y = 40
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substitute 40 for y in first equation.
.10*x + .30*(40) = 60
.10*x + 12 = 60
.10*x = 48
x = 480
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substitute 40 for y and 480 for x in second equation.
.15*480 + .45*40 = 90
72 + 18 = 90
90 = 90
x = 480 and y = 40 looks good in second equation.
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answer is you need 480 grams of first alloy and 40 grams of second alloy.
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Question 164583This question is from textbook
: can someone please help me with this problem:
The Acme Class Ring Company designs and sells two types of rings: the VIP and the SST. They can produce up to 24 rings each day using up to 60 total man-hours of labor. It takes 3 man-hours to make one VIP ring, versus 2 man-hours to make one SST ring.
How many of each type of ring should be made daily to maximize the company's profit, if the profit on a VIP ring is $60 and on an SST ring is $20?
a. 24 VIP and 4 SST
b. 20 VIP and 0 SST
c. 20 VIP and 4 SST
d. 24 VIP and 0 SSTThis question is from textbook
: can someone please help me with this problem:
The Acme Class Ring Company designs and sells two types of rings: the VIP and the SST. They can produce up to 24 rings each day using up to 60 total man-hours of labor. It takes 3 man-hours to make one VIP ring, versus 2 man-hours to make one SST ring.
How many of each type of ring should be made daily to maximize the company's profit, if the profit on a VIP ring is $60 and on an SST ring is $20?
a. 24 VIP and 4 SST
b. 20 VIP and 0 SST
c. 20 VIP and 4 SST
d. 24 VIP and 0 SST Answer by stanbon(18743) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!The Acme Class Ring Company designs and sells two types of rings: the VIP and the SST. They can produce up to 24 rings each day using up to 60 total man-hours of labor. It takes 3 man-hours to make one VIP ring, versus 2 man-hours to make one SST ring.
How many of each type of ring should be made daily to maximize the company's profit, if the profit on a VIP ring is $60 and on an SST ring is $20?
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Quantity Inequality: P + T <= 24
Man-hrs Inequality: 3P + 2T <= 60
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Solve each inequality for P and graph in the 1st quadrant:
P = -T + 24
P = (-2/3)T + 20
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Check the T/P values of the P intercept, the T intercept, and the
intersection of the two equation lines: (0.20), (24,0), and (12,12)
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Evaluate the profit from each production combination:
(0,20): 20*0 + 60*20 = 1200
(24,0): 20*24 + 60*0 = 480
(12,12): 20*12 + 60*12 = 12*80 = 960
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Ans: Best profit with 0 T rings and 20 P rings
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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a. 24 VIP and 4 SST
b. 20 VIP and 0 SST
c. 20 VIP and 4 SST
d. 24 VIP and 0 SST
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Question 164321: The sales of Jetta sneakers rose from $3 billion to $3.5 billion. Find the percent increase to the nearest whole percent.
(a)1.4% (b)1.7% (c)14% (d)17%
How do you multiply billions to get the right answer?: The sales of Jetta sneakers rose from $3 billion to $3.5 billion. Find the percent increase to the nearest whole percent.
(a)1.4% (b)1.7% (c)14% (d)17%
How do you multiply billions to get the right answer? Answer by Fombitz(1740) (Show Source): |
Question 164222: find the effective interest rate if the norminal interest rate is 10% compounded continousely for 2year: find the effective interest rate if the norminal interest rate is 10% compounded continousely for 2year Answer by aka042(26) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Compounding interest follows this formula  where e is the mathematical constant approximately equal to 2.718..., t is the number of periods (years) and r is the nominal interest rate . Why this is requires some knowledge of calculus. However, calculating interest rates using the formula is simple!
For your problem, we simply plug in the values:  . Therefore, your effective interest rate is about 22.14%.
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Question 164145: I can't figure this question out! I think the formula is A= p (r +1) t, but I don't really know how to do it!
You've invested $5,000 in an account that earns .5% compounded per onth. The formula for compound interest gives us the equation a= 5,000(1.005)^n, where n is the number of compound periods and a is the amount of money in the account after n periods. Assuming there were no deposits or withdrawals, approximately how much money will be in the account after 10 years?
So far I have... a= 5,000(1.005)^120 (120 being the # of months in 10 years)
Is there an easier way to figure this out rather than try to multiply the number by itself 120 times?!
Help!!: I can't figure this question out! I think the formula is A= p (r +1) t, but I don't really know how to do it!
You've invested $5,000 in an account that earns .5% compounded per onth. The formula for compound interest gives us the equation a= 5,000(1.005)^n, where n is the number of compound periods and a is the amount of money in the account after n periods. Assuming there were no deposits or withdrawals, approximately how much money will be in the account after 10 years?
So far I have... a= 5,000(1.005)^120 (120 being the # of months in 10 years)
Is there an easier way to figure this out rather than try to multiply the number by itself 120 times?!
Help!! Answer by checkley77(3394) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
THE ONLY EASY WAY IS TO USE A CALCULATOR.
P(1+R/M)^MT
5000(1+.05/12)^12*10
5000(1+.004167)^120
5000(1.004167)^120
5000*1.647=8235.05
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Question 164094: Please help me solve this problem. New cars depreciate an average of 28% in thier first year. What will a $9000 car be worth after 1 year?: Please help me solve this problem. New cars depreciate an average of 28% in thier first year. What will a $9000 car be worth after 1 year? Answer by checkley77(3394) (Show Source): |
Question 164021: Please help me solve me with this problem. A school had 900 students at the start of a school year. If there is an enrollment increase of 7% by the beginning of the next year, what is the new enrollment? : Please help me solve me with this problem. A school had 900 students at the start of a school year. If there is an enrollment increase of 7% by the beginning of the next year, what is the new enrollment? Answer by stanbon(18743) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!A school had 900 students at the start of a school year. If there is an enrollment increase of 7% by the beginning of the next year, what is the new enrollment?
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New enrollment = 900 + 0.07*900 = 1.07*900 = 963 students
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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Question 163994: Te ll which re al number correspond to the sentence. During a quiz show a person looses 2100 points. What is the corresponding number to this sentence.: Te ll which re al number correspond to the sentence. During a quiz show a person looses 2100 points. What is the corresponding number to this sentence. Answer by stanbon(18743) (Show Source): |
Question 163855This question is from textbook
: #63)
The cross creek investment club has $20,000 to invest. The members of the club decided to invest $16,000 of thier money in 2 bond funds. The first, a mutual bond fund, earns annual simple interest of 4.5%. the second account, a corporate bond fund, earns 8% annual simple interest. If the members $1070 from these two accounts, how much was invested in the mutual bond fund?
The answer is : there is 6000 invested in the mutual bond fund. What I need to know is what steps they used to solve it?
#61)An account executive divided 42,000 between two simple interst accounts. on the tax-free account the annual simple interest rate is 3.5%, and on the money market fund the annual simple interst rate is 4.5%. How much should be invested in each account so that both accounts earn the same annual interest.
The answer is: the amount invested at 3.5% IS $23,625, the amount invested at 4.5% is $18,375. What I need to know is the steps to solve the problem.This question is from textbook
: #63)
The cross creek investment club has $20,000 to invest. The members of the club decided to invest $16,000 of thier money in 2 bond funds. The first, a mutual bond fund, earns annual simple interest of 4.5%. the second account, a corporate bond fund, earns 8% annual simple interest. If the members $1070 from these two accounts, how much was invested in the mutual bond fund?
The answer is : there is 6000 invested in the mutual bond fund. What I need to know is what steps they used to solve it?
#61)An account executive divided 42,000 between two simple interst accounts. on the tax-free account the annual simple interest rate is 3.5%, and on the money market fund the annual simple interst rate is 4.5%. How much should be invested in each account so that both accounts earn the same annual interest.
The answer is: the amount invested at 3.5% IS $23,625, the amount invested at 4.5% is $18,375. What I need to know is the steps to solve the problem. Answer by elima(1420) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!63) x = amount invested
They invested a total of $16000 but we do not know how much in each account. Most likely they invested the larger amount in the 8% interest. So we will make x times 8%;
.08x; the amount invested at 8%
The remainder was invested at 4.5%, so we need to subtract that from $16000;
.045(16000-x)
They earned a total of $1070, so we add the two amounts together to equal 1070;
.08x + .045(16000-x)=1070
Now we solve for x;
.08x + 720 - .045x = 1070
collect like terms;
.035x+720=1070
Subtract 720 from both sides;
.035x=350
divide .035 to both sides;
x=10000
Now this is the amount at 8% in the corporate bond, so we subtract that from the 16000 - 10000 = $6000
61)We do not know how much interest was earned, but we do know that they are equal. So we will make these two equal to each other;
.045x = .035(42000-x)
.045x = 1470-.035x
.045x+.035x=1470
.08x=1470
x=$18375 - this would be the amount at 4.5%
42000-18375 = $23625 - amount at 3.5%
Hope you understand, let me know if you do not.
:)
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Question 163971: Please help me with this problem. Find the percent of change in price if the old selling price was $20 and the new selling price is $15.: Please help me with this problem. Find the percent of change in price if the old selling price was $20 and the new selling price is $15. Answer by nerdybill(1040) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Please help me with this problem. Find the percent of change in price if the old selling price was $20 and the new selling price is $15.
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15/20 * 100 = 0.75 * 100 = 75%
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So, you could think of it as:
75% of the original price
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Question 163171This question is from textbook 
: Melanie Morgan invested $5000 for one year, part at 9% annual interest and the rest at 12% annual interest. The interest from the investment at 9% was $198 more than the interest from the investment at 12%. How much money did she invest at 9%?This question is from textbook 
: Melanie Morgan invested $5000 for one year, part at 9% annual interest and the rest at 12% annual interest. The interest from the investment at 9% was $198 more than the interest from the investment at 12%. How much money did she invest at 9%? Answer by orca(336) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Let x represent the amount invested at 9%.
Then the amount invested at 12% is 5000 - x.
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The interest from the 9% investment is x*9%
The interest from the 12% investment is (5000 - x)*12%
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Now use the following relationship to set up an equation:
"The interest from the investment at 9% was $198 more than the interest from the investment at 12%."
x*9% - (5000 - x)*12% = 198
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Solve the equation for x.
9x - 12(5000 - x) = 19800 (after multiply both sides by 100)
9x - 60000 + 12x = 19800
21x = 79800
x = 3800
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So she invested $3800 at 9%.
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Question 163630: bob invested $33,600, part at 5% interest and the remainder at 8% interest. If he earned twice as much from his 5% investment as his 8% investment, how much did he invest at each rate?: bob invested $33,600, part at 5% interest and the remainder at 8% interest. If he earned twice as much from his 5% investment as his 8% investment, how much did he invest at each rate? Answer by checkley77(3394) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!.05x=2[.08(33,600-x)]
.05x=2[2,688-.08x]
.05x=5,376-.16x
.05x+.16x=5,376
.21x=5,376
x=5,376/.21
x=25,600 is the amount invested @ 5%.
33,600-25,600=8,000 invested @ 8%.
Proof:
.05*25,600=2*.08*8,000
1,280=.16*8,000
1,280=1,280
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Question 163244: Three people put their money together to buy lottery tickets. The first person put in $20, the second person put in $25 and the third person put in $30. One of their tickets was a winning ticket. If they won $15 million, what was the first person's share of the jackpot?: Three people put their money together to buy lottery tickets. The first person put in $20, the second person put in $25 and the third person put in $30. One of their tickets was a winning ticket. If they won $15 million, what was the first person's share of the jackpot? Answer by Fombitz(1740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!They would share in the same ratio as they put in.
20:25:30
In lowest terms, that would be,
4:5:6
which happens to sum to 15.
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The person who put in $20, would share 4/15ths of the jackpot, or $4,000,000.
The person who put in $25, would share 5/15ths of the jackpot, or $5,000,000.
The person who put in $30, would share 6/15ths of the jackpot, or $6,000,000.
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Question 163244: Three people put their money together to buy lottery tickets. The first person put in $20, the second person put in $25 and the third person put in $30. One of their tickets was a winning ticket. If they won $15 million, what was the first person's share of the jackpot?: Three people put their money together to buy lottery tickets. The first person put in $20, the second person put in $25 and the third person put in $30. One of their tickets was a winning ticket. If they won $15 million, what was the first person's share of the jackpot? Answer by checkley77(3394) (Show Source): |
Question 162950: Please help me with this problem. I am not sure what formula to use!
A particular car is purchased for $28,400. A year later the car is worth only $26,000. If the value of the car depreciates at the same rate, determine the value of the car when it's nine years old.
Thank you!: Please help me with this problem. I am not sure what formula to use!
A particular car is purchased for $28,400. A year later the car is worth only $26,000. If the value of the car depreciates at the same rate, determine the value of the car when it's nine years old.
Thank you! Answer by jojo14344(818) (Show Source): |
Question 162445: Find the directrix, the focus and the roots of the parabola
y=x^2 - 5x + 4
Please help!!!! I'm so confused. If you could help with this one problem I think I could get the others like it.
Thanks!!: Find the directrix, the focus and the roots of the parabola
y=x^2 - 5x + 4
Please help!!!! I'm so confused. If you could help with this one problem I think I could get the others like it.
Thanks!! Answer by KnightOwlTutor(215) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Use the quadratic equation to get the roots
| Solved by pluggable solver: SOLVE quadratic equation with variable |
Quadratic equation (in our case ) has the following solutons:
![x[12] = (b+-sqrt( b^2-4ac ))/2\a](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=x%5B12%5D+=+%28b%2B-sqrt%28+b%5E2-4ac+%29%29%2F2%5Ca&x=0003)
For these solutions to exist, the discriminant should not be a negative number.
First, we need to compute the discriminant : .
Discriminant d=9 is greater than zero. That means that there are two solutions: .
![x[1] = (-(-5)+sqrt( 9 ))/2\1 = 4](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=x%5B1%5D+=+%28-%28-5%29%2Bsqrt%28+9+%29%29%2F2%5C1+=+4&x=0003)
![x[2] = (-(-5)-sqrt( 9 ))/2\1 = 1](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=x%5B2%5D+=+%28-%28-5%29-sqrt%28+9+%29%29%2F2%5C1+=+1&x=0003)
Quadratic expression can be factored:

Again, the answer is: 4, 1.
Here's your graph:
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In order to find the vertex point you need to complete the square. You take the middle term half it and then square it.
y=x^2 - 5x + 4
Subtract 4 from each side
y-4=x^2 - 5x take -5 and divide by 2 -5/2 and then square this term 25/4
y-4+25/4=(x-5/2)^2
y-16/4+25/4=(x-5/2)^2
y+9/4=(x-5/2)^2
Subtract 9/4 from both sides
y=(x-5/2)^2 -9/4
The vertex o=is (5/2,-9/4)
We know that since a is positive the parabola is facing upward
the directrix is below the vertex at distance -c on the x axis
the focus is a distance +c above the vertex
a=coefficient on x^2 term
It is 1 The equation for determining the c value is a=1=1/4c
4c=1
c=1/4
Y value for vertex+1/4= Focus, x value for vertex
the directrix is a line y=8/4=2
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Question 162310: CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM:
Suppose the amount of a radioactive element remaining in a sample of 100 milligrams after x years can be described by A(x) = 100e^-0.01657x. How much is remaining after 257 years? Round to the nearest hundredth of a milligram.
a. 0.01 milli
b. 1.42 milli
c. 425.85 milli
d. 7070.31 milli: CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM:
Suppose the amount of a radioactive element remaining in a sample of 100 milligrams after x years can be described by A(x) = 100e^-0.01657x. How much is remaining after 257 years? Round to the nearest hundredth of a milligram.
a. 0.01 milli
b. 1.42 milli
c. 425.85 milli
d. 7070.31 milli Answer by gonzo(434) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!formula is given as:

since x = 257, equation becomes

which becomes

which becomes

which becomes

rounded to the nearest hundredth of a milligram equals
1.41
which is close to 1.42 but not quite right on.
since that's the only choice real close, i would assume 1.42 is the answer they are looking for.
answer is b. 1.42
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Question 162310: CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM:
Suppose the amount of a radioactive element remaining in a sample of 100 milligrams after x years can be described by A(x) = 100e^-0.01657x. How much is remaining after 257 years? Round to the nearest hundredth of a milligram.
a. 0.01 milli
b. 1.42 milli
c. 425.85 milli
d. 7070.31 milli: CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM:
Suppose the amount of a radioactive element remaining in a sample of 100 milligrams after x years can be described by A(x) = 100e^-0.01657x. How much is remaining after 257 years? Round to the nearest hundredth of a milligram.
a. 0.01 milli
b. 1.42 milli
c. 425.85 milli
d. 7070.31 milli Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(4489) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Suppose the amount of a radioactive element remaining in a sample of 100
milligrams after x years can be described by A(x) = 100e^-0.01657x.
How much is remaining after 257 years?
Round to the nearest hundredth of a milligram.
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A(x) = 
:
Substitute 257 for x;
A(x) = 
:
A(x) = 
:
on a good calc find: 
A(x) = 100 * .01414
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A(x) = 1.41 milligrams
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