Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
-1 - ⅓x = y is the answer because of this:
Point-Slope Formula FIRST [GIVEN BOTH SLOPE AND A POINT]: y + 3 = -⅓(x - 6) ["+" was inserted because of (-(-3)) = 3]
Distributive Property: y + 3 = ⅓x + 2
Final Result [deduct 3 from both sides of the equation]: -1 - ⅓x = y (OR y = ⅓x - 1)
You get it?
Answer:
r = 2
r = -1
Step-by-step explanation:
So first, we need to get this is order of: ax^2 + bx + c
3r^2 - 6 - 3r
3^2 - 3r - 6
the formula is: -b ± √b^2 -4ac/2a
"ax^2 + bx + c" = "3^2 - 3r - 6"
a = 3
b = -3
c = -6
-b ± √b^2 -4ac/2a
-(-3) ± √(-3)^2 -4(3)(-6)/2(3)
3 ± √9 + (-12)(-6)/6
3 ± √9 + (72)/6
3 ± √9 + 72/6
3 ± √81/6
3 ± 9/6
3 - 9/6
-6/6
-1 = r
3 + 9/6
12/6
2 = r
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You have to combine the y intervals with the ratio of x times y. So you could use the sun of the cube root of X, and divide that by the square root of x. That way you could find the integer of the tester number and divide that to get the coordinate.
Answer:
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