On Monday morning, she takes a taxi to the hospital, 7 km away. The ride costs €12.70. On Tuesday morning, she takes a taxi to the train station, 11 km away, and pays €18.70. Both rides were billed at the same fare. What is the base price on the taximeter at the start of the ride, and what is the price per kilometer?
How do you get 2.2 euros and 1.5km here?
(1 votes)
Loading...Since yesterday (21.09.21) I have my new Osram Led headlights (Xenon) for my Golf 7 GTI PERFORMANCE bj:13 Unfortunately, I've discovered that they're leaking and fogging up on the inside (bottom) (see photo), even with condensation. I've researched various forums and read some comments about adjusting the xenon headlights beforehand, but I can't imagine that's…
The flatness problem A seemingly impossible curvature of space The second major problem of the Big Bang theory is the flatness problem. Einstein's general theory of relativity states that space is curved by gravity: A star, for example, creates a kind of dent in the fabric of spacetime. But the universe as a whole also…
Hello, A few days ago I was in the driver's cab with an instructor and a trainee and was allowed to ride along. We chatted and then the instructor asked me what I knew about the series and the PZB and SIFA. He seemed satisfied with my answers and asked me if I would like…
Hey, I have a question, It works for my E 350 Coupe CGI with a standard exhaust, but my exhaust is slightly modified and the rear silencers are empty. I've now had the overrun cutoff deactivated. It was done professionally and set to the maximum level, but you can hardly hear it. The guy said…
https://such.mobile.de/fahrzeugen/details.html?id=349916298&cn=DE&damageUnrepaired=NO_DAMAGE_UNREPAIRED&fuels=PETROL&gn=45475%2C+M% C3%BClheim+an+der+Ruhr&grossPrice=true&isSearchRequest=true&ll=51.45708579999999%2C6.8970064&makeModelVariant1.makeId=25200&makeMode lVariant1.modelId=27&maxMileage=165000&maxPrice=8000&minFirstRegistrationDate=2005-01-01&pageNumber=1&rd=100&scopeId=C&sortOption.so rtBy=creationTime&sortOption.sortOrder=DESCENDING&transmissions=AUTOMATIC_GEAR&ref=srp&searchId=e06c3594-86b4-972c-7e25-4406c8ba5016
Instead of presenting the solutions, I advise you to follow the procedure. Linear functions are of shape
y=ax+b
b is the starting value which is present at the beginning at x=0. It can also be 0 in such examples.
a is a gradient which is distinguished in the unit by a standardization at time/quantity/… These include €/Stk. , m/s , km/h, €/km …
x are variable times/quantities/… (unit which is in the denominator at a)
y is ultimately the sum of the km, €, … which is composed of the fixed initial value and the variable value. LGS are very often built up in this form, so that you can already read from the units how the equations look.
When it comes to apples and piece prices, maybe the total costs and the number of apples selected would be available, and you need to determine the price per apple. Or a total gasoline consumption and the number of kilometres traveled, from which you should determine the fuel price per kilometre.
In the task a is sought in €/km. The total costs are given in € and the variable distance in km.
Insert in the above form provides that Equation 1
b + 7km * a = 12,70 € a,b E R
b = start price, a = variable costs.
setting up the second equation and solution according to one of the known methods then provides the above-mentioned results.
Thanks are overrated.
Thank you. Sorry, was later offline because I understood it later
7x+y=12,70
11x+y=18.70
and then you take a move
Got it! Got it!
is also easy, the km costs 1.5€, you can see the difference, 4 km to 6€
so start 2,20
Presumably, the solutions are presented to him in such a way, very helpful.
Where’s the problem?
so I had understood this directly at an example task
I know very well, we had those with chickens and sheep
together x animals and number of legs
was very easy
I’m glad you could do that, I’m afraid it’s not all like that. When the subject was discussed in our class a long time ago, the exceptions were.
Bellejolie, look at other tasks and try to understand how to get to the equations. You’ll have to do that in work. From your question I conclude that you have not been able to do this so far?