yes, it does not matter if the y is at the beginning or at the end. However, most teachers usually prefer to have the y at the beginning as it is easier to read.
Answer:
3rd graph down
Step-by-step explanation:
greens are x and carrots are y in my equations
2x - y >= 3
x + 2y < 4
The first equation is solid and will highlight everything to the right of it because it is a >
the second is dashed and will highlight everything to the left of it because it is a <
the only 2 graphs that show this are 1 and 3
looking at the points you can see that the points for the solid line are both the same so ignore those and go to the dashed lined ones.
on the first graph the points are (0,4)
plugging those into our equation gives us 0 + 2*4 <4
or 8<4 which doesnt make sense making 3 the correct graph
(sorry my answer wasnt posting so i had to start over and make it less detailed, but comment if you need any explanation)
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>B: 2X + 12 > 3</em>
2x > -9
x> -9/2
<em>C: 2X - 5 > 7</em>
2x > 12
x > 6
<em>D: 2x - 6 > 24</em>
2x > 30
x > 15
Hope this helps ^-^
Answer:
The answer is
A
Step-by-step explanation:
kindly find attached the solving for proper understanding and solution flow.
Given Data
the divisor= 
dividend= 
firstly for us to perform the division we need to re write the dividend and include the missing coefficient of x
dividend 
