Linearity
Problem 13
In the 2017 Wyoming senate of 30 members, find the inequality for Democrats and Republicans for a bill to pass:
A)
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D)
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In the 2017 Wyoming state senate of 30 members, what inequality shows for a bill to pass? A) B) C) D)
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A passenger train travels at and a cattle train at . How long until the cattle train catches up?
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Initially, there are 84 white and 57 black pebbles. After adding equal pebbles, the ratio is . Find the final white pebbles.
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Lulu had twice as many red buttons as green. After giving away red and green, she had 368 left. How many did she start with?
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Karan borrowed \$3,650 for 5 months at 10% interest. What is her monthly payment amount?
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16. Dari 50 soal, Aminah jawab 48 dan dapat skor 100. Berapa soal yang dijawab benar jika skor benar 4, salah -2, tidak dijawab -1?
17. Aisyah menghitung jumlah halaman 98 halaman jadi 4.851, ada 1 halaman dihitung dua kali. Cari nomor halaman yang salah.
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Analyze how a student could mistakenly choose each incorrect answer for the system of equations: and .
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Alex and Chris share sweets in a ratio. Alex has 20 more sweets than Chris. Find how many sweets Chris gets.
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Deux amis comparent le coût du parking: 2,50 € pour 50 min et 3,50 € pour 1 h 10 min. Le prix est-il proportionnel au temps?
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Find the excess supply of jeans when the price is set at \p_{d}=500-2 q_{d}p_{s}=-30+8 q_{s}$.
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In a sale, pencil boxes are \$20 and chocolates are \$50. If 100 items sold raise \$3950, how many pencil boxes were sold?
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Mary and Susan have 100 postcards. After Mary gives of hers to Susan, Susan has 85. Find Mary's original postcards.
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In a charity sale, a pencil box costs \$20 and a pack of chocolate costs \$50. If 100 items are sold for \$3950, how many pencil boxes were sold?
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The graph of is: a) parabola, b) parabola, c) line (slope -1, intercept 4), d) line (slope 4, intercept -1), e) circle.
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Find the original price of an item that costs \$4.20 after a 20% price decrease. Options: a) \$4.40 b) \$5.04 c) \$5.00 d) \$4.96 e) \$5.25
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A car leaves Regina at 1 PM at 85 km/h. A 2nd car leaves at 1:30 PM at 110 km/h. When does it pass the first car?
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Giải hệ phương trình: và . Tìm nghiệm khi và giá trị để hệ có nghiệm duy nhất.
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Kiaria is 7 years older than Jay, and Martha is twice Kiaria's age. Their ages total 77. Find the age ratio of Jay:Kiaria:Martha.
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Un monedero tiene 125 monedas de 50, 100 y 500, con un total de \$ 17000. ¿Cuántas hay de cada tipo?
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A tuck shop has weekly costs of . If 200 pies are sold at each with a production cost of , find the profit.
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Tom has \$x. Jack has \$50 more than twice Tom's amount. Their total is \$170. How much does Jack have?
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\$ 140 is divided among A, B, and C. A gets \$ 10 more than B, and B gets \$ 20 more than C. Find their amounts.
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Amy drives at km/h for 2 hours and walks 5 km. If total distance is 133 km, find .
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Mary buys cups of soft drink for \x$ is the number of cups, find the total cost: \$100 - \$72.
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Mary buys 2 packets of popcorn for \$8 each and cups of soft drink for \$3. She pays \$100 and gets \$72 back.
(a) Express total cost as a function of , where is the number of cups of soft drink.
(b) Determine the value of .
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Ann has \$200 to buy rulers (\$5 each) and pens (\$6 each).
(i) If she buys 39 items total, how many pens does she buy?
(ii) Can she buy 33 items total? Explain.
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पाच क्रमवार सम संख्यांची बेरीज 130 आहे. सर्वांत लहान संख्या कोण आहे? संख्या आहेत.
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Mrs. Lim fried 342 more curry puffs than sardine puffs. After giving away of curry puffs and of sardine puffs, she has 255 left. How many puffs did she give away?
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Amy's height is of Stephen's, and Stephen's is of Mr. Wong's. Mr. Wong is taller than Amy. Find Mr. Wong's height.
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John rents a bike from Company A for hours, paying \x$. Would Company B be cheaper? Explain.
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John rents a bike from Company A for hours and pays \x$ if the basic charge is \$128 for 6 hours and extra is \$30 for 30 mins.
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Una señora gastó de su dinero en el supermercado y en la peluquería, le quedaron \$ 15. ¿Cuánto tenía?
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Bob dio de sus lápices a Bárbara y de los restantes a Bonnie. Si le quedan 100, ¿cuántos tenía al inicio?
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Ben divides by 5 to solve , while Amelia uses the Distributive Property. Which method do you prefer and why?
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Raj's age now is what makes him twice his age from 3 years ago in 7 years. Find his current age.
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Find a two-digit number whose digits sum to 7, and when reversed, equals two more than twice the original number.
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A two-digit number's digits sum to 8. Subtracting 36 reverses its digits. What is the original number?
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In a shooting game, let Peter's score be , Mary's score be , and Susan's score be .
(a) Express as .
(b) If and , find Susan's score.
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What does the number 0.8636 represent in the equation for students per classroom at Central High School?
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5 pens and 3 rulers cost \$58. If 3 pens cost the same as 4 rulers, find the price of a pen and a ruler.
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Charles has 5 times Denise's stickers. After giving 32 stickers to Denise, they have equal amounts. Find their total stickers.
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Given and , find two equations for constants and from and . Then, solve for and .
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Mrs. Rodger's weekly raise of \$145 affects her biweekly paycheck. Calculate the total raise for two weeks.
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