You lost minus when you were adding two equations.
-176= - 22x -12y
<span>144 = 6x +12y
</span>-32= - 16x
x=2
88=11x+6y,
88=11*2+6y
6y=66
y=11
Check:
88=11x+6y=11*2+6*11=88 True
144=6x+12y=6*2+12*11=12+132=144 True
The cost of daylilies is $2.
The cost of pot of ivy is $11.
Answer:
It is not a good model because neither point lies on the line.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can test each point on the equation of the line.
7x - 10y = 3
Point: (8, 5)
7(8) - 10(5) = 56 - 50 = 6
The left side equals 6, not 3, so point (8, 5) is not on that line.
Point: (-12, -9)
7(-12) - 10(-9) = -84 + 90 = 6
The left side equals 6 again, but the right side is 3, not 6.
Answer: It is not a good model because neither point lies on the line.
Answer:
This is the answer: choose
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Using pseudocode:
printArray(arr[], integers)
DECLARE integers
integers = SizeOf(arr)
FOR i = 1 to integers // loop from 1 to the number of elements in arr[]
print(i)
print('')
i = i + 1
ENDFOR
END
Let's eliminate x. To achieve this, mult. the 2nd equation by 2, obtaining
-8x + 2y = 10. Now add this result to the first equation:
8x-2y= -10
-8x + 2y = 10
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The two equations actually represent the same line. Without an x- or a y-value, we cannot solve for the value of the other variable. There are infinitely many solutions.
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