For me the easiest way would be to change to slope formula, y=Mx+b where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept. So first you want to get y by itself so I subtract 10 and subtract 2x to get 5y=-2x+10. Then divide by 5 to get y=-2/5x + 10. Start the graph by plotting the point (0,10) and then from there, use the slope of negative two fifths. Remember rise over run!
The perfect squares on either side of 21 are 16 and 25 of which the roots are:
4 and 5
Answer:
63.62
Step-by-step explanation:
7/4
4 goes into 7 one time.
3 left over.
1 3/4
