The third one: No, yes, no
I used a graphing calculator for this.
The solution my calculator got was:
(-2.625, 0.688) My calculator is very accurate, I don't think the test expects it to be like that.
Let's find the closest coordinates.
"B" is the closest.
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
ok so here we go:
1)
or 
2 )
so the answer is (0, -4) or -4
3) y=

4) y=[tex]\frac{3}{2}x+1[tex] so the answer is (0, 1) or 1
6.76 x 10^11
this is because when you are placing something in a scientific notation you basically move the decimal place behind the last hole number in this case 6. and count the remaining numbers behind the decimal such as .76,000,000,000 which there 11 counting 76 with the zeros. then you place the number of places behind the decimal as an exponent of 11 and keep all real numbers besides 0 as your other half