I'm assuming you have to graph a line that shows the combination of earnings.
Our equation is 14.64y + 12.20x = 219.60
We'll be solving for x and y. We'll need to substitute the variables, one at a time, to 0, in order to find their intercepts.
Let's do x first.
14.64(0) + 12.20x = 219.60
12.20x = 219.60
Divide by 12.20 on both sides.
x = 18
Now let's solve for y.
14.46y + 12.20(0) = 219.60
14.46y = 219.60
Divide both sides by 14.46.
y = 15.18
That is actually a long decmal, but since we're dealing with money, we round it down to the nearest cent.
So, now we know x = 18 and y = 15.18.
Graph those on the x coordinate plane and the y coordinate plane, and make a line connecting the two. That line represents all the solutions.
Answer: x=-6
Step-by-step explanation:
Add 5 to both sides to get 2x by itself
Yes, subtract 1 from both sides to get 3x by itself so you can subtract 2x as to not get a negative x value
One common mistake would be to accidentaly adding or subtracting 1 or 5 when they are supposed to be added/subtracted. To avoid this just go back and check your awnser by plugging it in.
#1: 0.35
#2: 75%
#3: s = 4
#4: 0.08 is greater
#5: 15
#6: t = 20
#7: 2 7/10
#8: 100.06
#9: 0
Answer: the number is 3.
Step-by-step explanation:
(x × 10) + 6 = 36
[(3) × 10] + 6 = 36
