Answer: legislative risk
Step-by-step explanation:
Legislative risk refers to a form of risk whereby there's likelihood of a business making a loss on an investment due to governmental action.
Legislative risk implies an amendment or an abolition of laws which has a direct impact on investments. Regarding the question, the introduction of the new tax laws and fiscal policies is a legislative risk.
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A. slope is rise/run. can count up 3 right 2. slope = 3/2
also by slope formula m = (y - y1)/(x - x1)
B. y-intercept is the y coordinate where the line crosses the y-axis.
See that it is at y = -4 on the graph?
To use the slope.. go backwards from the closest point (4,2) down 2 left 3 gets you to the next point (2,-1) then go down 2 left 3 again to get to y-intercept (0, -4)
C. y = (3/2)x - 4
How you get it is by putting in the values into the standard equation for a line; y = mx + b
m is slope and b is y-intercept.
Answer:
A. (1, 0)
Reason:
When the first equation is graphed: y <u><</u> x + 1, the left side of the line is shaded and when the second equation is graphed: y <u><</u> x^2 -3x, the bottom is shaded.
The green section does not contain solutions. So D is automatically out.
The red section does not contain solutions as well. So C is automatically out.
For choice B, the point goes out of the shaded blue section, so that's out also.
As for choice A its in the blue shaded section, which makes that answer correct.
(when the two equations are within each other and combine a color, then whatever points is within the shaded part is the right answer)
First can you change
2x + y = -12
To have y as the subject
Looks like y = ???