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Solution of an Equation in Two Variables - Generally, a two-variable system solution is an ordered pair that makes BOTH equations valid.
Graph of an Equation in Two Variables - In the Ax + By = C form, linear equations with two variables will appear, and the resulting graph is always a straight line.
Linear Equation - Any equation that can be written in shape is a linear equation. Ax+b=0, 0.0 Where the real numbers are a and b, and x is a vector.
Linear Function - Those whose graph is a straight line are linear functions. The following form has a linear function. F(x) = y = a + bx.
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Question #15:
To find the perimeter of the object, you can count the amount of squares that are on the outside of the object. After you country all around the object, the perimeters is 22 units (Option D)
Question #16:
Since we know the total perimeter, we can divide by the amount of sides a hexagon has because all of the sides are the same length. A hexagon has 6 sides. 42 / 6 = 7 inches (Option A)
Question #17:
To calculate the perimeter of the rectangle, you can add all the sides together. First, find common denominators.
6 1/2 = 6 2/4 and 3 1/4
Now, add all the sides together.
6 2/4 + 6 2/4 + 3 1/4 + 3 1/4 = 19 1/2 cm (Option B)
Question #18:
We can find the perimeter of the semi circle and square separately. Only take the perimeter of the square using 3 sides since the fourth sides is in the semi circle.
8 + 8 + 8 = 24 inches
Circumference of a semi circle formula: C = πd
C = (3.14)(8)
C = 25.12
Now, add both perimeters together.
24 + 25.12 = 49.12 inches (Option D)
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B. A pawn shop has lower interest rates than banks.
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When a relationship is proportional, all y over x ratios simplify to the slope of the line which is the constant of proportionality or the unit rate, with one as a denominator. Example: Consider the equation y = 60x. The slope is 60. The rate of change is 60 units for every one unit.
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