You first have to set up the two equations. Y is equal to the total number of gallons in a tank and x is equal to the number of hours the tanks are filling.
Since the two equations both equal y I can make them equal each other. I then solved for x as you see and got -4.
Once I found my x value I now needed to find my y. You only needed to chose one equation to solve for y, so I decided to do the first one. I plugged in -4 where my x value currently was and solved for y. I got 2.
If you have any questions please comment!! Hope this helps!!
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Answer:
4x·7
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
2 y^2 (3 y^2 + 7 y - 5)
Step-by-step explanation:
Factor the following:
6 y^4 + 14 y^3 - 10 y^2
Factor 2 y^2 out of 6 y^4 + 14 y^3 - 10 y^2:
Answer: 2 y^2 (3 y^2 + 7 y - 5)
