In a system of equations with two variables, you generally need two equations to find a unique solution, and this system is no exception. One example of a solution to this problem is (1, 2), but (3, 9) and (5, 16) also work, and there are actually infinitely many solutions to this single equation.
Answer:
y=10x-6
-10
y=-6
Step-by-step explanation:
Celina says true that each of the following expressions is actually a binomial expression.
<h3>What is binomial?</h3>
The binomial is a polynomial of two-term only. For example, x + 5 where x and 5 are the two separate terms.
Celina says that each of the following expressions is actually a binomial in disguise:
a. 5abc - 2a² + 6abc = 11abc - 2a²
The is a binomial expression.
b. 5x³∙2x² - 10x⁴ + 3x⁵ + 3x∙(-2) x⁴ = 7x⁵ - 10x⁴
The is a binomial expression.
c. (t+2)² - 4t = t² + 4
The is a binomial expression.
d. 5(a - 1) - 10(a - 1) + 100(a - 1) = 95a - 95
The is a binomial expression.
e. (2πr - πr² )r - (2πr - πr²)∙2r = -2πr² + πr³
The is a binomial expression.
Celina says true that each of the following expressions is actually a binomial expression.
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It can hold 9 ounces of oil and 90 ounces of gasoline cause if you take 10 oz of gas and times it by 9 it equals 90 and if you take 1 oz of oil and times it by 9 it equals 9 then take 90+9=99