Hello, again!! :p
I'm not sure about the whole equation because I was taught to solve it in a different way and I got the answer =3 ± i√ 6 ,not a -3.
Sorry, I'm not sure if that was much help!
Answer:
The intersection of the x and y axis is one point one the line, another one is (1, 1). The range of y<x is below the line I just described.
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the information given you can set up an equation to find the angle.
Let x = Second angle
Let 4x + 12 = First angle
Angle 1 and 2 should add together to equal 90°. The equation therefore is ,





However the value of x is not for the first angle, it is the value for the second angle. Putting this value unto the first angles equation will give us the actual angle.



The first angle is 93.6°.
check the picture below.
notice, if we put the 90° angle at the bottom, one leg from it will be horizontally straight and the other will be vertically straight.
Answer:
y=4/3x-7
Step-by-step explanation: