Y=2x-1
y=-3x+14
First you would substitue one of the y's for the other so
2x-1=-3x+14
no you would solve for x...
add one on both sides
2x=-3x+15
now add 3x to both sides which becomes
5x=15
divide 5 on both sides which gives you x=3
now to solve for y plug into any one of the equations(doesn't matter which one) from before 3 for x and solve
y=2(3)-1
y=6-1
y=5
And that is you answer y=5
We can just use the remainder theorem here.
Plug the value of -2 into each x variable.
(-2)^3 - 1
-9
<h3>The remainder is -9.</h3>
Try this solution with short explanation; note, the suggested way is not the shortest one; the answers are marked with red colour.
Task no. 2: another solution is 45* (4/5) / (6/4) = 24 min.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If the roots are 1 + 5i and 1 - 5i, then you need the factors that result from those roots. They are (x - 1 + 5i) and (x - 1 - 5i). Now what you do with those is FOIL them out. Doing that gives you the following:
(what a mess, huh?)
The good thing is that several of those terms cancel each other out. +5ix cancels out the -5ix; -5i cancels out the 5i; and the 2 -x terms combine to -2x. That leaves you with:

Obviously you're in the section in math that deals with complex (imaginary) numbers so you should know that i-squared is equal to -1. Making that replacement:

a = 1, b = -2, c = 25