Answer:
You might want to see if I read your ordered pairs right because it was really hard to see for me:
f(2,6)=14
f(-1,3)=5
f(6,4)=14
Step-by-step explanation:
I assume they meant to write f(x,y)=x+2y.
Doing f(2,6) now. This means replace x with 2 and y with 6:
f(2,6)=2+2(6)=2+12=14
f(2,6)=14
Doing f(-1,3) now. This means replace x with -1 and y with 3:
f(-1,3)=-1+2(3)=-1+6=5
f(-1,3)=5
Doing f(6,4) now. This means replace x with 6 and y with 4:
f(6,4)=6+2(4)=6+8=14
f(6,4)=14
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whenever you get an equality like so, that's a flat that both equations are exactly one and the same and thus the system has "infinitely many solutions".
5x + 5x - x + 8y - 4y =
(5x + 5x - <span>x) + (8y - 4y) =
(9x) + (4y) =
9x + 4y
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Answer:
The question isn't Proper.
Step-by-step explanation:
Rewrite it out instead of copying and pasting.