Given function : 3x−6y=12.
We are given x : −2 0 4.
We need to find the values of y's for x=-2, x=0 and x=4.
Plugging x=-2 in the given equation, we get
3(-2)−6y=12
-6 - 6y = 12.
Adding 6 on both sides, we get
-6+6 - 6y = 12+6
-6y = 18.
Dividing by -6 on both sides, we get
y= -3.
On the same way, plugging x=0.
3(0)−6y=12
-6y =12.
y=-2.
Plugging x=4,
3(4)−6y=12
12 -6y = 12.
Subtracting 12 on both sides.
12-12 -6y = 12-12
-6y=0
y=0.
Therefore,
<h3>x −2 0 4</h3><h3>y -3 -2 0</h3>
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X=-3
because
-4x=21-9
-4x= 12 divide both sides
x=-3
Answer:
<2 is 50º
Step-by-step explanation:
you first want to find what x is, so you would put the two equations in an (equation)=(equation) and get x and the number across from each other, that would be x=15º. you then plug in the 15 to the equation, and solve that, resulting in 130º. The angle is going to be 180 in total, so subtract the 130º from 180º and you would get 50º
