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06.10.2020 •
Mathematics
Find PQ for P(-3,5) and Q(-5,8)
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Ответ:
x+y = 22 (the number of wafers they bought it 22)
3x + y = $30 (the cost of the $3 wafers and $1 wafers = $30)
if i add 8 to the first equation they will both be worth 30. (x+y+8=30)
since they are now both equal to the same thing (30) i will set them equal to each other.
3x+y = x+y+8 now lets get the like terms on the same side by subtracting x from
3x and y from y
2x = 8 (notice the y's are gone since y -y =0)
divide both sides by 2 and get x= 4
so 4 packets of the $3 wafers. and since x+y = 22 4 +? =22 (answer 18)
final answer: 4 packets of the $3 wafers and 18 packets of $1 wafers
check: let try it in our other equation 3x + y = $30 (remember x=4, y=18)
3(4) +18 = $30
12 + 18 = 30
30 = 30