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! :)
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. The axiom that allows x(10) to be written 10x would be the commutative property of multiplication. It <span>states that numbers can be added or multiplied in any order. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.</span>
Step-by-step explanation:
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Let's answer this step-by-step.
First of all, let's estsblish the original price of the commodity as being 100%. Therefore:
Original price of commodity = 100%
Then, when A sold the commodity to B, it was sold at a 10% profit. Therefore:
Price of commidity when A sold to B:
100% x 1.1 = 110%
After that, when B sold it back to A, it was sold at a 10% loss. Therefore:
Price of commodity when B sold to A:
110% x 0.9 = 99%
Hence, A now has 99% of the original value of the commidity.
