Hello there.
<span>Which line is a graph of the equation 2x + 5y = 10?
Coordinate plane with the following lines graphed: Line A contains a slope of five-halves and y-intercept of 2; Line B contains a slope of negative five-halves and y-intercept of 2; Line C contains a slope of five-halves and y-intercept of negative 2; and Line D contains a slope of negative five-halves and y-intercept of negative 2.
</span><span>line b</span>
The number -5 is anything but natural number.
It is an integer (Z) ,a rational number (Q) and a real number (R) .
B would be the correct answer. If you take 4:13 in order to form a ratio equal to that you have to multiply both sides of the ratio by the same number. 4*4=16 and 13*4=52
90 x .80= 72. 72 Students like hot choco, therefore 8 do no like hot choco
This is not possible, as -6 is not equal to -4.
