The answer is D 75% of the original volume is left.
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Equation
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y = -3x - 9
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Option 1
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If I substitute x = -9, I should get y = 0
When x = -9
y = -3 (-9) - 9
= 18 (I did not get 0, wrong)
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Option 2
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If I substitute x = -3, I should get y = 0
y = -3(-3) - 9
y = 9 - 9
y = 0 (Yes, I got 0, correct)
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Option 3
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If I substitute x = 0, I should get y = -3
y = -3 (0) - 9
y = 0 - 9
y = -9 (I did not get -3, wrong)
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Option 4
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If I substitute x = 0, I should get y = -9
y = -3 (0) - 9
y = 0 - 9
y = -9 (Yes, I got -9, correct)
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Answer: (-3, 0) and (0, 9) are ordered pairs of the equation (Answer B, D)
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Answer:
x = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
∵ Both angle ∠A and are corresponding angles.
∠A = ∠B
9x - 40 = 3x + 20
9x = 3x + 20 + 40
9x - 3x = 20 + 40
6x = 60
x = 60/6
x = 10
∴ x = [10]
13 units from 20 could either be 33 or 7; 15 units from -8 could either be 7 or 23.Since 7 satisfy both of the above requirements, Sarah's favorite number is 7. (You could show your work using a number line)
The two possibilities of Neil's favorite number are 26 and -12.
But how many feet is he running each time?
