Hey there!
Let's create a systems of equations using x and y.
4x+3y=15
3x-2y=7
We need to solve this using elimination. First, we need to multiply the first equation by 2/3 so that we can cancel out the y's when combining our equations.
2 2/3x+2y=10
3x-2y=7
Now we combine the equations...
5 2/3x=17
x=3
Now we can plug our x into the first equation to find y.
12+3y=15
y=1
Our numbers are 3 and 1.
I hope this helps!
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2,535
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infinite
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So, these are actually pretty simple once you learn the equality used to solve for "x" and when to implement this method. You can use this equality to solve for a segment "x" anytime that two secant lines cutting through a circle come from the same point outside the circle.
Secant: by geometric definition is just a straight line that cuts a curve into multiple pieces.
I did one of them for you hopefully you can use my work for "a" to help you solve for "b".
For a. I got x=7.
What can be proven true in the diagram is the statement in letter C. angle CGB is complementary to angle AGD. It is because they both had the same vertex which is point G. Complementary angles are angles which are equal to 90 degrees wherein when you add both angles which are obviously 45 degrees, the sum is 90 degrees.