X+5y=-11 (1)
2x-3y=17 (2)
2(1)-(2)
2x+10y-2x+3y=-22-17
13y=-39
y=-3
Sub y=-3 in (1)
x+5(-3)=-11
x=4
So x+y= -3+4 =1
Answer:
x < -16
Step-by-step explanation:
-6-x>10
adding 6 in both sides:
-6-x+6 > 10+6
-x > 16
If you want to remove the negative sign from x, you'll have to change the inequality sign.
x < - 16
Hope this helps.
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
B and D
Step-by-step explanation:
B:
Anything to a negative power means that it is 1/that to the positive power.
E.g. x^-1 = 1/x^1
In other words, anything to the power of a negative switches sides of a fraction (i.e. if in numerator moves to denominator and vice versa.)
1/x^-1 = 1/1/x^1 which is just equal to x, because there are x number of 1/xs in one (1/x * x =1) Therefore Option B is equal to just x.
D: (assuming the first given term is x^1/3 and not X1/3 (?) Correct me if I'm wrong).
x^1/3 * x^1/3 * x^1/3 is also equal to just x.
This is because when multiplying together terms with the same base (x in this case) the exponents just add together, so:
x^1/3 * x^1/3 * x^1/3 = x^(1/3 +1/3 +1/3) = x^1 = x.
Therefore B and D are equivalent because they both equal x.
Hope this helped!
