Answer:
OPTION B.
OPTION C.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the equation of the line:
We can substitute the coordinates of each set of ordered pairs into the equation in order to know which belong to the graph of that equation:
A. 
Substituting into the equation these coordinates:

We get:
The graph of the given line does not contain this set of ordered pairs.
B. 
Substituting into the equation these coordinates:

We get:

Substituting into the equation the coordinates of the other ordered pair:

We get:

<em> The graph of the given line contains this set of ordered pairs.</em>
C. 
Substituting into the equation these coordinates:

We get:
Substituting into the equation the coordinates of the other ordered pair:

We get:
<em>The graph of the given line contains this set of ordered pairs</em>
D. 
Substituting into the equation these coordinates:

We get:

Substituting the other ordered pais (2, -1):

The graph of the given line does not contain this set of ordered pairs.
Answer:
100 101 102 103 104 105
Step-by-step explanation:
im kinda confused
We should first find the gas mileage
that will be 535/21 equals to 25.5
The car's gas mileage is 25.5
To find how much the car can drive on 51 gallons of gas
25.5×51
Equals to 1300.5
the car can drive 1300.5 miles on 51 gallons of gas
If there are 30.48cm in a foot and 12cm represents 102 feet then 12 cm represents 3109cm or 12:3109. Divide both sides by 12 to get the scale and it is: 1:259, the scale is 259.
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3(x-2)(x-2)-8=5
3[x^2-4x+4]-8-5=0
3x^2-12x+12-13=0
3x^2-12x-1=0
use the quadratic formula to find x { -b+-sqrt(b^2-4ac) } / 2a
where a =3 , b=-12 and c =-1 from our equation above
{ -(-12)+- sqrt[ (-12)^2 - 4(3)(-1) ] } / [2(3)]
{ 12 +- sqrt [ 144 + 12 ] } / 6
{ 12 +- sqrt (156) } / 6
2 +- {sqrt ( 4 *13) } / 6
2 +- { 2 sqrt (13) } /6
2 +- sqrt (13) /3
there you go :)