Answer: Choice B)
2x+5(2x+3) = 3
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Reasoning:
We start with the second equation 2x+5y = 3
Since y = 2x+3 from the first equation, we can replace every copy of y with (2x+3). This replacement is valid because y and 2x+3 are the same.
So that's how we go from 2x+5y = 3 to 2x+5(2x+3) = 3
This replacement is done to get rid of the y variable, and it allows us to solve for x later on.
The answer is 49
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Find the intersection point between the 2 restraint equations:
Substitute back in to find y-value:
P is maximized at point (12,6)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1)a) Abscissa of O 0
Abscissa of A 4
Abscissa of B -3 {opposite of 3}
Abscissa of C 3 {3 is the only positive integer like A}
Abscissa of D -4.5
Abscissa of E -6
Abscissa of F -1 {Midpoint of AE = (6+4)/2 = 10/2 = 5th number from -6 or 4}
b) OB = 3 units
DA = 8.5 {4.5 +4 = 8.5}
