Hello,
{x=y-3
{x+3y=13;
{x=y-3
{y-3+3y=13;
{x=y-3
{4y=13+3;
{x=y-3
{4y=16;
{x=y-3
{y=16:4=4;
{x=4-3=1
{y=4;
{x=1
{y=4
the solution to the system of equations is (1,4)
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Answer:
I'm sorry you got that wrong. The correct answer was R since it is staying in the same place which is called a constant line. It stays in the same place since she isn't moving, she is just standing there waiting for the cab.
Answer:
4 times larger
Step-by-step explanation:
C = 2pi r= 2 (3.14) (27) = 169.56
Let XY = x
169.56 / 360 = x / 60
360x = 169.56 * 60
360x = 10173.60
x = 28.26
x = 28.3
Answer is C. 28.3 cm
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