The equation of the line is

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Romashka [77]4 years ago

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The answer is y=3x-2

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This is the farthest I got.. I need help.. "Write an equation that represents the line. (use exact numbers)

kirza4 [7]

So to do this, we take any 2 coordinate points and subtract them to find the slope. For this one i'll go ahead and and take (4,6) and (-2,1), then we set them up. Subtract the X coordinates from each other and the Y's from each other.

4-(-2) change the two negatives to 4+2=6

6-1=5

So 6/5 is the slope, now lets simplify to get 6/5.

Your equation is y=6/5x+3

-Seth.

P.S. It may be y=6/5x+2.5 or something, i cant tell exactly where it goes through the y intercept.

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3 years ago

Can someone please help me with these questions I need them ASAP!

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1.
a.Irrational
b. Irrational
c. Rational
d.Irrational

2.
Is Rational
Is an integer
Is a whole number

3.
Is Rational
Is a real number

4.
Is Rational

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As far as I can tell you got them all correct, well done :D

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A farmer owns a total of 10 acres of land. The land is separated into 43 equally sized sections. How many acres are in each sect

Pepsi [2]

Answer:

$\frac{10}{43}$ acres

Step-by-step explanation:

Divide 10 by 43:

10/43

In simplest form as a fraction, this is $\frac{10}{43}$

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M is the midpoint of PQ. MQ=5x+8 and PQ = 6x+56, find PM

n200080 [17]

Answer:

PM = 58

Step-by-step explanation:

The question tells us that the full line has a value of 6x+56. The midpoint divides this line into equal pieces. We are also given the value of half (MQ) of the line (5x+8). By subtracting 5x+8 from 6x+56, we can figure out the value of the other half of the line (PM).

This gives us the expression for PM: x+48

Now, since these are both the two parts of the midpoint, by definition, we know they're equal.

You equal both equations and get x=10

You plug in 10 as x in the expression we got for PM (10+48), which gives us the value 58.