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Yanka [14]
1 year ago
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Consider the following algebraic expression:--5x + 6Step 1 of 2: Identify the first term of the algebraic expression. Indicate w

hether the term is a variable term or a constant term. For avariable term, identify the variable and the coefficient of the term.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Sunny_sXe [5.5K]1 year ago
5 0

So,

Here we have the following algebraic expression:

-5x+6

The first term of this expression is -5x.

This term is clearly a variable term. The variable is x and its coefficient is -5.

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(arranged from top to bottom)

System #3, where x=6

System #1, where x=4

System #7, where x=3

System #5, where x=2

System #2, where x=1

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System #1: x=4

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5x+y=33\\y=-5x+33

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x=18-4(-5x+33)\\x=18+20x-132\\-19x=-114\\x=6

System #4: all real numbers (not included in your diagram)

y=13-2x\\8x+4y=52

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y=10+x\\2x+3y=45

Plug your value of y into your second equation.

2x+3(10+x)=45\\2x+30+3x=45\\5x=15\\x=3

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