I need help with this, I've never really understood linear stuff.
2 answers:
You have several possible points . Any point that lies on the given line will have a
value that you obtain by plugging in the corresponding value of
into the equation of the line.
The line has equation , so any point on the line will have the form
.
Among the four given points, there are only 2 different values of to check. We have
which means the given line contains the points (4, -5) and (1, 4). So the answer is A.
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The correct match of each tile of the equation with its solution is:
- n - 13 = - 12 →→→ 1
- n/5 = -1/5 →→→ -1
- n + 15 = - 10 →→→ -25
To match each tile to the correct box, we have to solve the arithmetic operations in the box, then drag the correct tile that matches our answer into the box.
From the image attached below;
1.
n - 13 = - 12
Let us add (+13) to both sides to eliminate (-13), i.e.
n - 13 + 13 = - 12 + 13
n = 1
2.
n/5 = -1/5
multiply both side by 5
n/5 × (5) = -1/5 × (5)
n = -1
3.
n + 15 = - 10
n +15 - 15 = - 10 - 15
n = -25
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