Make a system of equations.
Re-arrange the 2nd equation:
Subtract y to both sides:
Plug in -y + 22 for 'x' in the first equation.
Subtract 3y to both sides:
Subtract 22 to both sides:
Divide -4 to both sides:
Plug this into any of the two equations to find 'x':
Subtract 5 to both sides:
So one of the numbers is 5 and one of them is 17.
That's right it is 236 since you put them in the right place value
Answer:
y=7/6x
Step-by-step explanation:
When given an equation and asked to find the equation of a perpendicular line that intersects it, you know that the slope is the slope of the equation is the negative recipricoal of the given equation. i.e. y=2x+2 and y=-1/2x+2. The y-intercept does not matter.
I hope you understood and that this helps!
X^2 -6x -8 is a parabola in ax^2 + bx + c form
The axis of symmetry is -b/2a = 3
The vertex is (3,f(3)) = (3,-17)
The x-intercept is f(x)= 0 where x=-1.123, 7.123
Graphing: it opens upwards
Solving an equation is simply like solving an equation. For this problem, you must add 6 on both sides to get -0.8x alone. -10 + 6 would equal -4. Therefore, the inequality would look like this: -0.8x < -4
Now you have to divide -0.8 on both sides to have x alone. Since you are dividing a negative to the other side, the sign flips to >. When you divide -0.8 to -4, the answer would be 5. So therefore, the answer is: x > 5
In order to check this, you must plug in 5 into the x. -0.8 times 5 would equal -4. -4 - 6 would equal -10. -10 is the same as the other side. (-10 < -10) That means the answer would be correct. Hope this helps; cheers, mimiisawesome5
