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13.02.2022 •
Mathematics
A textbook store sold a combined total of 480 physics and history textbooks in a week. The number of physics textbooks sold was three times the number of history textbooks sold. How many textbooks of each type were sold?
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Ответ:
120 history textbooks
360 physics textbooks
Step-by-step explanation:
Physics textbooks = 3 times the amount of history textbooks
History textbooks = x
Physics textbooks = 3x
480 = x + 3x
= 4x
480/4 = x
x = 120
120 history books sold
480-120 = 360
360 physics textbooks sold
btw sorry if I didn't give enough working or help you understand it I'm not great at this kind of thing
Ответ:
Paula charges more per hour but has a lower travel fee.
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation that represents Diana's situation is![y=45x+20](/tpl/images/0151/0318/c9943.png)
x represents the number of hours of classes
y represents the total cost.
Paula finds her graph is shifted below Diana's line, and her line is also steeper than Diana's line.
So, the answer is : Paula charges more per hour that makes the graph more steeper, and has a lower travel fee that results in graph shifting below Diana's line.