The answer to your question is A
Question 13-18 & 22-27 will all be answered the same way, so i will walk you through question 13: (6,4) y=3x-2
(x,y)=(6,4)
now that we know the first number in the parenthesis is the x value and the second number in the parenthesis is the y value we can plug it into the equation. (x=6,y=4)
4=3x-2 (add two to each side)
4+2=3x
6=3x (divide 3 from each side)
x=2
---------------
y=3(6)-2
y=18-2
y=16
-------------------
answer: (2,16)
now apply the same principles to the other problems!!! hope this helped!!!
Answer:
2.33
Step-by-step explanation:
Plug "7/3" in your calculator and round to the nearest hundredth (by finding the hundredth's place, looking at the digit before it, and moving the hundredth's place up one value if you deciphering that the digit before is greater/equal to 5). If you need a terminating decimal, you need to round. If you don't need it as a terminating decimal, add a ling over the last digit where the decimal begins to repeat.