Question

Which of the following represents "Twice the abscissa increased by three times the ordinate is ten"?

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Twice the abscissa increased by three times the ordinate is ten.

To find : which equation represent Twice the abscissa increased by three times the ordinate is ten.

Solution : We have  abscissa = x.

                                Ordinate = y.

According to given statement :

Twice the abscissa = 2 * x .

Three times the ordinate = 3 * y.

Twice the abscissa increased by three times the ordinate is ten :

    2 * x  +  3 * y = 10.

Therefore,  This  equation 2 * x  +  3 * y = 10 is correct.

Answer 2

The abcissa is the name given to the x-coordinate while the ordinate is the other name for the y-coordinate. So, in mathematical terms, "twice the abcissa increased by three times the ordinate is ten" is then described by the third option which is 2x+3y=10.