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Question 1177508: Solve this application problem using a system of equations: Ron and Wanda are ticket sellers for their class play. Ron sells student tickets for $2.00 each, and Kathy sells adult tickets for $4.50 each. If their total revenue for 369 tickets is $1175.50, then how many tickets did Ron sell?
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Question 1181001: Hi,
There's a parametric equations problem I'm confused about. The question is: convert this set of parametric equations to rectangular form - x = 3cos(t) and y = 3sin(t). I know that the trig identity x^2 + y^2 = 1 is involved here but I'm not sure how.
Thank you for your help!
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Question 1182021: f(x,y) = x^2+y^2−4x−8y+30 fonksiyonunun minimum değerinin hangi x ve y noktalarında sağlandığını ve minimum değerin kaç olduğunu analitik çözümle ve Excel Solver (veya LibreOffice, vb.) ile bulunuz ve çözümleri karşılaştırınız.
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Question 1182021: f(x,y) = x^2+y^2−4x−8y+30 fonksiyonunun minimum değerinin hangi x ve y noktalarında sağlandığını ve minimum değerin kaç olduğunu analitik çözümle ve Excel Solver (veya LibreOffice, vb.) ile bulunuz ve çözümleri karşılaştırınız.
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Question 1183276: Cindy is selling tickets to the circus. On her first day, she sold 4 adult tickets and 8 children's tickets for a total of $108. On the second day, she sold 5 adult tickets and 6 children's tickets for a total of $105. What is the prices of an adult ticket and a Childs ticket?
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Question 987464: Alexa and Zack are solving the following problem: The number of miles on Car A is 50 miles more than the number of miles on Car B, and the number of miles on Car B is 30 miles more than the number of miles on Car C. All the cars travel 50 miles in 1 hour. After 1 hour, twice the number of miles Car A is 70 miles less than 3 times the number of miles on Car C. How many miles were there on Car B initially? Alexa assumes there are m miles on Car B. Zack assumes there are m miles on Car C. Will Zack's answer be the same as Alexa's answer? Explain.
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Question 987464: Alexa and Zack are solving the following problem: The number of miles on Car A is 50 miles more than the number of miles on Car B, and the number of miles on Car B is 30 miles more than the number of miles on Car C. All the cars travel 50 miles in 1 hour. After 1 hour, twice the number of miles Car A is 70 miles less than 3 times the number of miles on Car C. How many miles were there on Car B initially? Alexa assumes there are m miles on Car B. Zack assumes there are m miles on Car C. Will Zack's answer be the same as Alexa's answer? Explain.
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Question 1186467: 2. Ram is speeding along a highway when he sees a police motorbike parked on
the side of the road right next to him. He immediately starts slowing down,
but the police motorbike accelerates to catch up with him. It is assumed that
the two vehicles are going in the same direction in parallel paths.
The distance that Ram has traveled in meters t seconds after he starts to
slow down is given by d (t) = 150 + 75t - 1.2t². The distance that the police
motorbike travels can be modeled by the equation d (t) = 4t² How long will
it take for the police motorbike to catch up to Ram?
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Question 1191779: alex dumped out his piggy bank and there were only nickels, dimes, and quarters. There were sixteen more dimes than nickles and six times as many quarters as nickels. write a system of equations to determine how many of each type ofo coins there were
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