9 x 8= 72, so the answer would be:
72
1. The answer would be (D). This is because you will plug is the (x) of the ordered pair into the equation(y=-2x), so first off would be (y=-2(-2)). since your multiplying a negative time a negative, you will get your (y) which is 4. Now you do this with the rest. -2(1)=-2 and -2(3)=-6.
2. This would be (A). This answer is simple. First you will take one of the equations (y=-x-1) and plug x into it's place so, y=-3-1, getting your answer(y) as being -4. Now you do the same with the other pair. y=-5-1, getting -6, showing (A) as your answer.
3.The answer will be (A)y is 2 times x. this is because you wou would make out the equation from the answer (y=2x). Now knowing your equation, all thats left is plugging in your (x) factors. so y=2(1), getting your (y) value of 2 and you would do this with the rest of your x factors.
4. y=5+x
y=5+(2)= 7
y=5+(3)= 8
y=5+(4)= 9
5. (B)y is 3 times x
y=3(x)
y=3(3)=9
y=3(4)=12
y=3(5)=15
6. (C)y is 6 less than x
y=6-(x)
y=6-(8)=2
y=6-(9)=3
y=6-(10)=4
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Hi there!
First you simplify.
Simplified = 9x+(−5)+(−8)+x
Then you combine the like terms.
<span><span><span><span><span>9x</span>+(<span>−5)</span></span>+(<span>−8)</span></span>+x (*-5 and -8 are like terms) (9x and x are like terms)
</span></span><span><span><span>Combined it's~ (<span><span>9x</span>+x</span>)</span>+<span>(<span><span>−5</span>+<span>−8</span></span>)
</span></span></span><span><span><span>Solve and that comes to 10x</span>+<span>−<span>13 which is your answer. :)
Hope this helps.
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