Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that in order to find the slope of two points you need to substitute the variables and subtract making sure you keep the 2's and the 1's together.
Plugin your numbers:
Hope this helps.
4.16 I think if I did the math right
Answer:
x=−2 and y=−1
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Problem:</u>
Solve y=x2;y=−x−3
<u>Steps:</u>
I will solve your system by substitution.
y=1/2x;y=−x−3
Step: Solve y= 1/2x for y:
Step: Substitute 1/2 x for y in y=−x−3:
y=−x−3
1/2x= =−x−3
1/2x+x=−x−3+x(Add x to both sides)
3/2x = -3
3/2x/3/2 = -3/3/2 (Divide both sides by 3/2)
x=−2
Step: Substitute −2 for x in y=1/2x:
y=1/2x
y=1/2(-2)
y=−1(Simplify both sides of the equation)
<u>Answer:</u>
x=−2 and y=−1
Answer:
the answer is D: undefined becous it's lies at Y-axis
I don't know if you want the whole x+2 on the bottom or not, but I will put it on the bottom for now.
Replace x with (3+h)
f(3+h)=1/[(3+h)+2]
Now if it's supposed to be JUST x in the denominator...
Replace x with (3+h)
f(3+h)=1/(3+h)+2
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