How do I solve the equation: (4x ³ + 7y ³z ^4)²
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Answer:
6x - 2y > 8
<u><em>First, solve the inequality (Isolate the y-variable & put it in function format):</em></u>
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<u><em>Second, graph the function y = 3x - 4 on the graph.</em></u>
- It should be linear.
- Because the inequality is < and not ≤, the values on the line aren't included in the solution, so your line should be dotted, not solid.
<u><em>Third, shade in the area below the line(where y-values are smaller).</em></u>
- Since the inequality is <, that means the solutions are smaller than the solutions of the function 3x - 4.
Answer:
y=3x-2
Step-by-step explanation:
y=mx+b formula
plug in 0 for x
plug in -2 for y
and 3 for m
-2=3(0)+b
-2=0+b
subtract 0 on both sides
-2=b and b is ur y-intercept
y=3x-2
hope this helps
