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Answer:
(x, y+6) will vertically move 6 units up.
Step-by-step explanation:
If we move vertically 6 units up, 6 is added to the y-coordinate.
so
(x, y+6) will vertically move 6 units up.
For example, let suppose the point P(-2, 3). When we apply a translation of (x, y+6) to the point P(-2, 3), the coordinates of point P after the translation will be:
(x, y) → (x, y+6)
P(-2, 3) → P(-2, 9) ∵ P(-2, 3+6)
Therefore, (x, y+6) will vertically move 6 units up.
Answer:
#3=51. #5=85
Step-by-step explanation:
#3. PEMDAS
(2-10×6)-7
PARENTHESIS FIRST
MULTIPLICATION FIRST
10×6=60
60-2=58
58-7=51
#5. PEMDAS
(12-11)+12×7
PARENTHESIS FIRST
12-11=1
1+12×7
MULTIPLICATION FIRST
12×7=84
84+1=85
X- ate Queenie
2x+1 - ate Champ
x+2x+1=13
3x+1=13
3x=13-1
3x=12
x=12:3
x=4 ate Queenie
1) The y- axis is where x = 0, so the line "y = -1/2x - 3" will cross the y-axis when x = 0. You plug in "x = 0" into the equation, and get y = 0 -3, so y = -3. That means the line " y = -1/2x - 3" will cross the y-axis ar (0, -3)
2) If there are 2 parallel lines, then there is no solution, because the definition of parallel lines is, " 2 lines in the same plane, that never meet." That makes the solution inconsistent.
