Incomplete question. However, here is a similar question attached.
Solve 3x^2 + 17x - 6 = 0.
Based on the work shown to the left, which of these values are possible solutions of the equation? Check all of the boxes that apply
A X=-6
B X=6
C X=-1/3
D X=1/3
E X=0
Answer:
A and D
Step-by-step explanation:
Note that such question requires using completing the square method of solving equations. By using the values X= -6 and X= 1/3 we arrive at a solution.
The table tells us that the x coordinate. It also tells us that y is always x + 1.
For #1 you plot the coordinate (0, 1).
0 (the x coordinate) is given to us already.
1 (the y coordinate) is needed to be found by the equation.
You would then need to fill in the equation given with the x coorident.
y = 0 + 1
Then, solve for y.
0 + 1 = 1
The y coordinate is 1
Go to the horizontal line (x) and find 0.
Then go to the veridical line (y) and find 1.
Then match up the the x and y to plot the coordinate.
You would continue with this equation with the rest of the xs.
This is a hard concept to explain in just words, so feel free to comment with any more questions. :D
I think 7x-y=-2 is the answer
