Same side. Locate -3.9 on the number line. Then -0.99 is to the right of -3.9, with both numbers being on the same side (that is, on the left side) of zero.
A,C,and D are all correct
We have to set up 2 different equations if we are to solve for 2 unknowns. The first equation is x = y + 4. One number (x) is (=) 4 more than another (y + 4). Since we have determined that x is larger (cuz it's 4 more than y), when we set up their difference, we are going to subtract y from x cuz x is bigger. The second equation then is

. In our first equation we said that x = y + 4, so let's sub that value in for x in the second equation:

. Expand that binomial to get

. Of course the y squared terms cancel each other out leaving us with 8y + 16 = 64. Solving for y we get that y = 6. Subbing 6 in for y in our first equation, x = 6 + 4 tells us that x = 10. Yay!
Answer:
yes, its a solution
Step-by-step explanation:
6(-2)+5(1)=-7
-12+5=-7 this is correct
2(-2)-4(1)=-8
-4-4=-8 this is also correct