How can we use a standard cube for simulations that involve 2 equal outcomes?

At Fridays football game, 1,294 tickets were sold for a total amount of $8,816.00. if each student ticket cost $5.00, and each adult ticket costs $8.00, how many student tickets were purchased?

What does y^2 mean?

25. You buy three baskets of fruit at $5.65 per basket. You hand the cashier a $20 bill. How much change will you get back?

Simplify 54x9 y7. A) 3x4 y3 6 B) 3x4 y3 6xy C) 9x4 y3 6xy D) 9x3 y3 6xy

What is the answer to this question because i don't know9N-4=

A hockey team played three matches, scoring 3 goals and received 1 goal. The team won one of the matches, another match was a draw and lost the third. What was the score for every match?

Tickets for the school play cost $17 each. Gary wrote the expression n X 17 to find the cost of n tickets to the play. He used the Distributive Property to find the product. Use the Distributive Property to write Gary's expression another way.

Y - 5 = x 4x - y = 4 elimination

Suppose that a bike rents for $4 plus $1.50 per hour. Write on equation in slope intercept form that models this situation

Which of the following expressions is not equivalent to? 1/25 A 153 * 5-5 B 15-1 * 5-1 C 15-3 * 5 D 15-2 * 54