Answer:
<em>C. (-2, 7)</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Put y = 7 to the equation x + y = 5:
x + 7 = 5 <em>subtract 7 from both sides</em>
x = -2
Hey there!
To start, the slope intercept equation format is y=mx+b where m=the slope and b=the y-intercept.
Because you appear to have a coordinate set to plug in for x and y as well as a slope of 4, you can plug your known values into the slope intercept equation:
y=mx+b
coordinate: (1,6)
y=6 (the y value of the coordinate point)
x=1 (the x value of the coordinate point)
m=4 (the slope of the equation, given)
6=4(1)+b
Because b, your y-intercept is your only missing value, you can simplify your equation and solve for b:
6=4(1)+b
6=4+b
b=2
Now that you have your two needed values, your slope and your y-intercept, your final equation should be y=4x+2, or the third choice.
Hope this helps and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day! :)
Answer:
angle 3. ( x ) is 136°
angle 4 ( y ) is 44° !!
Step-by-step explanation:
Let angle 3 be x and angle 4 be y
Given, Angle 3 and angle 4 form a linear pair
x + y = 180 [ sum of linear pair angle is 180 ] ... ( i )
Also, The measure of Angle 3 is four more than three
The measure of Angle 3 is four more than threetimes the measure of angle 4.
x = 4 + 3y .... ( ii )
Putting value of x from ( ii ) in ( i )
4 + 3y + y = 180
4y = 176
y = 44
Also, x + y = 180 => x = 180 - 44 = 136
-2 < n
3
This inequality basically says "-2 is less than n, which is less than or equal to 3".
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