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mrs_skeptik [129]
3 years ago
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I need help Please , these tree make me bored , can you help me please . Thank you so much

Mathematics
1 answer:
IgorLugansk [536]3 years ago
5 0
1) question 18 of 20
-7x/5-(4y)=7
4y=-7x/5-(7)
y=-7x/20-(7/4).

if x=0  ⇒y=-7*0/20-7/4=-7/4  ⇒y-intercept is-7/4
fi y=0  ⇒  -7x/20-(7/4)=0
-7x/20=7/4
x=(7*20) / [4*-(7)]=-5         ⇒x-intercept is -5

Solution: D) x-intercept is -5 ; y-intercept is -7/4

 Question 19 of 20
P₁=(x₁,y₁)
P₂=(x₂,y₂)
m=slope

m=(y₂-y₁) / (x₂-x₁)

Then:
A(1,7)
B(10,1)

m=(1-7) / (10-1)=-6/9=-2/3.

Solution: B)-2/3

Question 20 of 20:
y-y₀=m.(x-x₀)
A(4,3)
B(-4,-2)

m=(-2-3) / (-4-4)=-5/-8=5/8

y-3=(5/8).(x-4)
y=5x/8-(20/8)+3
y=5x/8-(20/8)+24/8
y=5x/8+(4/8)
y=5x/8+1/2

solution: B) y=5x/8+1/2

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