Set it up like a regular equation. I used:

As you can see, however, I inserted the "less than" symbol rather than the equal sign because values greater than a certain value can also equal "x". Solve it like a normal equation and you will arrive at:
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This means that, as long as x is greater than 45, "6x" will be greater than "3x+135". Thus, if you bring 46 students, the Science Center will cost less.
If you are given y = (-3/7)x - 2 and you want it in the form Ax+By = C, then...
y = (-3/7)x-2
7*y = 7*( (-3/7)x-2) ... multiply both sides by 7
7y = -3x-14 ... distribute and multiply
7y+3x = -3x-14+3x ... add 3x to both sides
3x+7y = -14
The standard form equation is 3x+7y = -14
(0, 3)
<span>-x + 3y=9
to figure out the y-intercept, you must put the equation into y-intercept form first: y = mx + b
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3y = x + 9
y = (x/3) + (9/3)
y = x/3 + 3
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Answer:
You can tell because, as x increases/decreases, y increases/decreases at the same rate EACH TIME. This way, no matter how many times the proportions increase OR decrease, the ratio between x and y always stays the same.
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Step-by-step explanation: