The given statement 5x=4y=12 and x+6y=5 is true.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The question comes from linear equations in two variables.
Here, two unknown variables represent a certain situation and their value can be obtained by solving both the given equations.
The cost of cookie is represented by the variable x and cost of doughnuts can be represented by the variable y.
The coefficient of each variable in the equation represent the quantity or the number of units of each baked good.
On comparing the given equations from the data provided in the question, the statement can be stated as true.
KJ^2=6^2+3^2
KJ=the square root of 36+9
KJ=square root of 45
kJ= 3 times the square root of 5
The answer is D
(B)
if <em>f</em>(a) = K, then that means <em>f </em>sends (a) to (K).
the inverse function, <em>f</em>-1, goes back where you started, so <em>f</em>-1 <em />sends (K) to (a).
<em>f</em>-1(K) = a.
Answer:
2x + 3y = 10, 3y = 18 (in both cases, for each input x, there is exactly one output y.
Step-by-step explanation:
3y = 10 - 2x, or y = (1/3)(10 - 2x) Yes, this is a function.
4x = 16 → x = 4 NOT a Function, because for x = 4 there are an infinite number of possible y -values
2x - 3 = 14 → 2x = 17 → x = 17/2 Not a function. See reason given above.
3y = 18 → y = 6 Function
2x = 14.6 → x = 7.3 Not a function. See reason given above
