Take your original equation 
and multiply both sides by 
to remove the fractions. You are left with
So,
Update: There is no numerical answer that can be found without being given a value for either x or y
Height=4 ft
angle=33 degrees
My tip first is to draw it out. Draw an acute angle opening up to a building forming a triangle. Inside of the vertex of the acute angle is the degree 33 and the height of the building is 4 ft. So, use trig! Do you have a calculator? Opposite over hypotenuse is Sine. (SOH CAH TOA). (4)/(sin(33)). which equals 7.34 ft as your height! Hope this helped!
Answer:
None
Step-by-step explanation:
There are actually 2 answers, 3 and -3. Although if you put it in a calculator, it would show "math error" or undefined. That's because the index is even (4) and the radicand is negative (-81)
Answer: Second Option
(Point in Quadrant I)
Step-by-step explanation:
The solution to a system of linear equations is the point where the two lines intersect.
Note that in this case we have two lines with different slope . By definition, if two lines have different slopes and are contained in the same plane, then there will always be an intersection between them at some point in the plane.
Looking at the image, you can see that the lines get closer as x and y increase. Then they will intercept in the first quadrant.
