The equation y = 16x + 560 describes the number of calories in a recipe, where y is the total number of calories and x is the number of teaspoons of sugar added. The table shows the number of calories in another recipe, where y is the total number of calories and x is the number of teaspoons of honey added. How many calories are in a teaspoon of sugar, and how many are in a teaspoon of honey? Teaspoons of honey 1 2 4 7 Total calories 504 568 696 888 A teaspoon of sugar has calories. A teaspoon of honey has calories.
@sleepyjess
Well, it gives you the calories for honey, and for sugar, I think you just substitute in 1 for x in the equation.
Well, maybe, now I'm not sure after reading it again
so how do i put in a equation
Maybe @Directrix could help?
Let me think @sleepyjess Sorry about that trig problem.
Did anybody get the equation for the data in the table?
Let me work it out really quick
it wants to know how many teaspoons of honey and sugar
35 ?
@sleepyjess What did you get for the calories/honey equation?
I pmed it to you
i got wrong thoe all they way i got 0%
on my whole quiz
Does anybody agree with this for the calories/honey: The equation of the line that passes through the points (1,504) and (2,568) is y=64x+440
@hartnn
I came up with the same equation @Directrix
y = 16x + 560 calories/sugar y=64x+440 calories/honey
a teaspoon of honey= 1 teaspoon of honey = 504 cal
a teaspoon of sugar = 1 teaspoon of sugar = 560+16 = 576 cal
I wasn't sure about the calories of sugar though because it says "y is the total number of calories and x is the number of teaspoons of sugar added." not y is the calories of sugar
x teaspoon = y calories
That is what I was originally thinking, but then I started to question myself :/
y = 16x + 560 calories y=64x+440 calories are correct
The intersection is (5/2, 600) which I am now confused over the meaning of it.
x is the number of teaspoons, y the calories. 5/2 teaspoons of either sweetener produce the same calories. But, that is not the question.
why is intersection requireD? a teaspoon of honey= 1 teaspoon of honey = 504 cal a teaspoon of sugar = 1 teaspoon of sugar = 560+16 = 576 cal thats it!
Alrighty, then. I need to cogitate on this. Thanks, @hartnn
And, thanks @sleepyjess and @Lolafire
the answer was, 16 calories of sugar 64 calories of honey
this was a month ago.... -_-
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