Lol I was looking for help for this question but I couldn't find it so I had to figure it out my self and the answer is 40
Answer:
Both expressions should be evaluated with two different values. If for each substituted value, the final values of the expressions are the same, then the two expressions must be equivalent.
Step-by-step explanation:
Both expressions are linear expressions. It takes 2 points to define a line. If the lines defined by each expression go through the same two points, then the expressions are equivalent.
If the expressions have the same value for two different variable values, they are equivalent. (choice D)
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<em>Additional comment</em>
One more point is needed than the degree of the polynomial expression. That is, quadratic (degree 2) expressions will be equivalent if they go through the same 2+1 = 3 points.
Answer:
<u> y = 19/36</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming that what you want is the value of y, you can pass all the right side stuff to the left, and the y to the right:
2/3 + 15/6 = 6y
Then you can sum the fractions on the left by using the same denominators:
4/6 + 15/6 = 6y ==> 19/6 = 6 * y
then you can pass the 6 that is multiplying on the right to the left - now dividing:
<u> y = 19/36</u>
