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Question 554993: I live close to the local water park. I would like to go to the park throughout the summer but Im wondering what type of pass to purchase for the better deal. I have 2 options when it comes to purchasing a pass to the park. I can either buy an annual pass for $100.00 that can be used as many times as I would like throughout the summer or I can purchase a daily pass each time for $25.00. Depending on the amount of times I visit the park will depend on what would be the best to buy. I plan to visit the park at least 7 times.
I need to create algebraic equations that represent the cost/yield and then I have to graph them.
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Question 556223: An antique dealer bought c antique chairs for a total of x dollars. the dealer sold each chair for y dollars. write an algebraic expression for profit, P, earned from buying and selling the chairs.
write algebraic expression for the profit per chair.
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Question 556959: I don't know how to do this problem, can you help?
What is the slope of a line perpendicular to the segment AB which has the end point A(-8.1, 4.9) and B(-7.6, 2.9)? express your answer as a common fraction.
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Question 557092: "How many litres of 22% salt solution must be added to 80 L of 65% salt solution to obtain a 42% salt solution?"
This is a review package, and this question is from my first unit of the year. I have totally forgotten how to solve this type of question so I would be very thankful to have the steps to an answer given!
Thank you very much!
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Question 557987: If the perimeter of a retanglular piece of glass is 26in and the length is 4in longer than twice the width, then what are the lenght and the width?
i've been staring at this probelm for an hour, and I just know I am missing something so obvious: here is one of the equations I have tried
L=2w+4in
P=26in
W=?
w + 2w + 4 = 26
3w + 4 = 26
-4 -4
3w = 22
/3 /3
w = 7.33 (repeating)
then I knew my equation was wrong.
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Question 558078: Armond has two solutions available in the lab, one with 5% alcohol and another with 13% alcohol. How much of each solution should he mix together to obtain 6 gallons of a solution that contains 8% alcohol.
I have no idea where to even begin on this problem...
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Question 557702: an algebra 2 test contains 38 problems. Some of the problems are worth 2 points each while the rest are worth 3 points each. A perfect score is 100 points. How many problems are worth 2 points and how many problems are worth 3 points?
I tried 2x + 3x = 100 which equals 20 but 60 and 40 is 100 but not 38
Confused not sure what i am going wrong
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Question 558171: Mr. and Mrs. Jackson invested some money at 6% simple interest and some money at 10% simple interest. In the second investment they put $1000.00 more than they put in the first. If the income from both investments for 1 year was $340.00, then how much did they invest at each rate?
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Question 558772: In one week, a music store sold 7 violins for a total of $1600. two different tyoes were sold.One cost $200 and the other cost $300. How many of each type were sold?
PLZ HELP THIS IS DUE 2MORROW ON 1-18-12
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Question 558877: A rectangle is 4 inches longer than it is wide. Its perimeter is 28 inches.
(a) Write a system of two equations in two variables that describes this information. Be sure to specify what each variable means.
(b) Solve your system graphically. Interpret your results.
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Question 560181: A consumer electronics company sells 5.3 million MP3 players per month at a price of $95 apiece; when the price is lowered to $70, the company sells 7.4 million players per month. How many MP3 players can the company expect to sell per month at a price of $65?
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Question 560280: Graph and record the solution to the following linear programming problems.
1. A bakery with 5 bakers makes bread and cakes and sells them to local restaurants. Each loaf of bread requires 50 minutes of labor and ingredients costing $0.90 and can be sold for $1.20 in profit. Each cake requires 30 minutes of labor and ingredients costing $1.50 and can be sold for $4.00 profit. The bakers agree that no one will work more than 8 hours a day. They can spend no more than $190 per day on ingredients. How many loaves of bread and how many cakes should they make each day to maximize their profit? What is the maximum profit?
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Question 560282: John has 810 points in his math class. He must have 68% of the 1400 points possible by the end of the term to recieve credit for the class. What is the minimum of additional points he must earn by the end of the term to recieve credit for the class?
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Question 561152: At Al's Rent-a-Center, it costs $30 more per month to rent a leather couch than it does to rent a microfiber couch. Pauline rented a leather couch for 8 months and then exchanged it for a microfiber couch, which she rented for 12 months. She paid a total of $1620 to rent these couches. Solve this system of equations to find the monthly rental charge for each couch.
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Question 561161: A poll found that a particular group of people read an average of 10.1 books per year. The pollsters are 99% confident that the result from this poll is off by fewer than 1.32 books from the actual average x. Express this situation as an inequality involving absolute value, and solve the inequality for x to determine the interval in which the average is likely to fall
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Question 561196: Two trucks left Vancouver, one going east on the Trans Canada Highway and the other west. The truck going east drove 8 km/h faster since it was partly downhill. At the end of 5h, they discover over their CB radios that they are 460 km apart. How fast is each truck traveling?
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Question 561315: Hi! I'm not getting one thing on my math homework, can you help me please?
OK...here's the word problem.
- Dough bought a small tree at the local garden center to plant in his backyard. The employee at the garden center told him that the tree would grow two centimeters per week. The linear equation below represents, h the height of the tree in Doug's backyard. H=2c+61
-What I'm not getting is, what does 61 represent. How tall the tree is when he got it?
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Question 561315: Hi! I'm not getting one thing on my math homework, can you help me please?
OK...here's the word problem.
- Dough bought a small tree at the local garden center to plant in his backyard. The employee at the garden center told him that the tree would grow two centimeters per week. The linear equation below represents, h the height of the tree in Doug's backyard. H=2c+61
-What I'm not getting is, what does 61 represent. How tall the tree is when he got it?
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