Well, the first one, I have never worked with before so I'm sry but I can't help you with that one. 3y + x = 4 (x=1) 2y - x = 6 (x=8)
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There are two possible answers: 72 and 90.
We can find the answer by looking at the largest number among the three of them: 18. The only multiples of 18 between 61 and 107 are 72 and 90. We can check that both numbers are also multiples of 6 and 9:
90 : 6 = 15
90 : 9 = 10
72 : 6 = 12
72 : 9 = 8
-(12x - 6) = 12x + 6
First, distribute the negative sign on the left side.
It is the same as multiplying the quantity in parentheses by -1.
-1(12x - 6) = 12x + 6
-12x + 6 = 12x + 6
Now, subtract 12x from both sides.
-24x + 6 = 6
Subtract 6 from both sides.
-24x = 0
Divide both sides by -24.
x = 0/(-24)
x = 0
Answer: x = 0
Answer:
im guessing you're trying to find where the lines will meet at, so the lines will meet at (1,-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
sadly it doesnt allow me to add in a photo but ill tell you a good enough explanation of what to draw, for y=3x+2 your line starts at 2 on the y axis and goes down (-3/1)
for y=3x-4 your line starts at -4 and go up by 3/1
hope this helped, not sure if you need anything more.
