Put the value of x = -3 to the expression x · x - 2x:
<h3>(-3)(-3) - 2(-3) = 9 + 6 = 15</h3>
The y values are not changing so y = 6 describes the line
Hi
4x-y=5
3x-7=2
We need to solve 3x-7=2 for x
Let's start by adding 7 to both sides
3x-7+7=2+7
3x=9
Now just divide both sides by 3 so we can find the value for x
3x/3=9/3
x=3
Now substitute 3 for x in 4x-y=5
4x-y=5
(4)(3)-y=5
-y+12=5
Now add -12
-y=12-12=5-12
-y=-7
Divide both sides by -1 so we can eliminate the negative sign
-y/-1=-7/-1
y=3
The answer is A
(3,7)
I hope that's help:0
Any y = ? equation is a horizontal line that passes through the number given.
y = 7 would be a line passing through 7 on the y - axis and staying flat and never rising.
Hope this helps! ;)
Using a graphing calculator you can find that the maximum is 1038, so the profit starts to decline at the t value for <span>1038</span>, which is 31