System of equations:
y = 6x + 104
y = 10x + 60
Method : <span>Substitution
Since the both equation is equal to y, you can substitute one equation for the other equation's y:
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y = 6x + 104
10x + 60 = 6x + 104
-6x -60 =-6x -60
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4x = 44
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4 4
x = 11
Answer : It would take 11 days.
Answer:
x= -14
Step-by-step explanation:
-14 subtracted by 2 is -16, since its absolute it means its positive, meaning its 16 greater than 14, I may be wrong so just to let you know. Depends on how the teacher wants it to be.
Hello there!
Point A is (-4,2)
Point B is (3,5)
Point C is (-2,-4)
Point D is (-3,1)
Point E is (0,-2)
If you are writing in slope-intercept form:
You first find the slope.
Put the slope in the equation.
Substitute any point into the equation and find the y-intercept.
