The lines are
i) y=-x+6
ii) y=2x-3
The solution of the system of equations is found by equalizing the 2 equations:
-x+6=2x-3
-2x-x=-6-3
-3x=-9
x=-9/(-3)=3
substitute x=3 in either i) or ii):
i) y=-3+6=3
ii) y=2(3)-3=6-3=3
(the result is the same, so checking one is enough)
This means that the point (3, 3) is a point which is in both lines, so a solution to the system.
In graphs, this means that the lines intersect at (3, 3) ONLY
Answer: The graph where the lines intersect at (3, 3)
Answer:
2i or -2i
Step-by-step explanation:
2x² = -8 First, clear x.
x² = -8/2 Solve
x² = -4 Now, eliminate the square of x by solving the square root of -4.
x = √-4
x = 2i or -2i Is an imaginary number.
Answer:
Option C is correct...hope this helps:)
