There are a total of 26 students in Tom's class. There are 4 more boys than girls. Which system of equations represents this situation? Let g be the number of girls, and let b be the number of boys. A. g+b=26 g=4b B. g+b=26 b=4g C. g+b=26 b=4+g D. g+b=26 g=4+b
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"There are 4 more boys than girls" how would you express this as an equation? you can let g = # of girls and b = # of boys
the answer is either B or D
A and C are out if i'm correct
please think about what I have written so far before making a guess.
So now you have to substitute
"4 more boys than girls" are there more boys or more girls?
boys
good, and since it says "4 more" we know boys = girls + 4 which answer choice matches this description?
C
good
Julie is going to a store to buy vases to use as centerpieces at her party. Small vases cost $2 and large vases cost $4. She needs to buy a minimum of 15 vases, and can spend a maximum of $50. Which system of linear inequalities represents this situation? Let s represent the number of small vases and l represent the number of large vases. A. s + l ≥ 15 2s +4l ≥ 50 B. s +l ≥ 50 2s + 4l ≤ 15 C. s + l ≥ 15 2s + 4l ≤ 50 D. s + l ≤ 15 2s + 4l ≥ 50
hint: She needs to buy a minimum of 15 vases, and can spend a maximum of $50. so the inequality representing vase # must be greater than/equal to 15 the inequality representing price must be less than or equal to 50 try to think about this carefully before choosing an answer
C
awesome
Sandy is driving cross country. She has covered 200 miles from the east coast towards the west coast. She has driven this distance in 2 days. If Sandy continues to drive at this rate, which equation represents the total number of miles , m, she would cover in d more days? A. m=100d+200 B. m=200d+100 C. m=2d D. m=300d
if she drove 200 miles in 2 days how much does she travel in one day?
that's 10
not quite # miles / # of days = ?
3
please re-read the original problem
then find # of miles / # of days
150
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Vocaloid if she drove 200 miles in 2 days how much does she travel in one day? \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
# miles/ # of days = ?
200 miles/ 2 of days =
what would that equal? 200/2 = ?
100
good, so she travels 100 miles per day so the total mile would be 100 * number of days + the 200 already traveled what equation/ answer choice matches this description?
A
good I'm going to do a few quick errands, I'll be back w/in 10-15 minutes
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