The first thing you should do is solve the equation yourself.
1) Distribute the 2.
6x + 4 = 2x – 16
2) Next, you'll want to get the x's on one side. So add -2x to both sides.
6x + 4 + -2x = 2x + -2x - 16
4x + 4 = -16
3) Now subtract 4 from both sides
4x + 4 – 4 = -16 – 4
4x = -12
4) Finally, divide both sides by 4
4x/4 = -12/4
x = –3
To solve this problem all you need to do is look back out you work, and figure out the correct solution. The answer the question is The student made an error in Step 1.
Add all the numbers together, and divide your total by the number of value there (in this case, 7). The nearest tenth is to one place after the decimal.
the complete question is
Find two numbers whose difference is 46 and whose product is a minimum
Let
x------->larger number
y-------> smaller number
P-------> product of the two numbers
we know that
-----> equation 1
-----> equation 2
substitute equation 1 in equation 2
![P=x*[x-46]\\ P=x^{2} -46x](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%20P%3Dx%2A%5Bx-46%5D%5C%5C%20P%3Dx%5E%7B2%7D%20-46x%20)
using a graph tool
see the attached figure
Find the value of x for that the product P is a minimum
the vertex is the point 
that means, for 
the product is a minimum 
find the value of y
therefore
the answer is
the numbers are 
and 
Answer:
C is answer I think 0, because
1. The best answer is A since a solution is where 2 lines intersect. Whether or not they intersect the x or y axis is completely irrelevant (so is whether they intersect the origin).
2. y=-x+5
-x+5=1/2x+2
-x+3=1/2x
3=3/2x
2=x
y=-(2)+5
y=3
Answer: (2,3)
3. It seems like the lines are completely on top of each other (coinciding) so there are infinitely many solutions.
