B
-2 1/4 = -9/4
(-9/4)/(-2/3)
Rewrite the given quadratic equation in standard form: Kx 2 + 2x - 1 = 0
Discriminant = 4 - 4(K)(-1) = 4 + 4K
For the equation to have two real solutions, the discriminant has to be positive. Hence we need to solve the inequality 4 + 4K > 0.
The solution set to the above inequality is given by: K > -1 for which the given equation has two real solutions.
Answer:
Solution given:
1:
-1/8=
2. -64/27
=
Express in rational number
1. (-3/2)=-3/2*2/2=-(3*2)*(2/2)=-6/4
2. (1/5)=1/5*5/5=<u>5/25</u>
and
(-4/3)³(2/5)-⁴ ÷ (7/4)
(-4³/3³)(2-⁴/5-⁴)÷7/4
(-64/27)(5⁴/2⁴)÷7/4
(-64/27)(625/16)÷7/4
(-64*625/(27*16))*4/7
-2500/27*4/7
-10000/169
(-100/13)²
Answer:
(10, -2)
Step-by-step explanation:
The inequalities are:
y < x - 7 (1)
y < (1/5)x - 2 (2)
To solve this problem, we have to solve both equations simultaneously and then find the value of x and y that makes the inequality true.
To solve the inequality, subtract inequality (2) from inequality (1) which gives:
0 < (4/5) x - 5
-(4/5)x < -5
Dividing both sides of the equation by -4/5 gives:
-(4/5)x / (-4/5) < -5/ (-4/5)
x > 6.25
Put x > 6.2 in inequality 1
y < 6.25 - 7
y < -0.75
The solution of the inequality is x > 6.25 and y < -0.75
From the list of option, the correct answer is (10, -2) since 10 > 6.25 and -2 < -0.75
