Hmmm, I'm guessing your asking if that's correct, if so, yes
Graph it like you would a normal equation except if it's not "equal to" it's a dashed line instead of solid line. Then shade the appropriate area on the graph,
for example..
y > 2x +1
is graphed as a dashed line y = 2x +1 since it doesn't actually equal y.
y is greater than the line/equation so the area above is shaded where y is bigger
Q=(c+d)/2
Multiply both sides by 2 to get rid of the 2
2×q=(c+d)
Subtract c from both sides to get rid of the c
2×q-c=d
Flip the equation around
d=2×q-c
Answer:
60 ft^2
Step-by-step explanation:
b 7
c 135
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