If you graphed the equation: y = 5
You would put a straight line going horizontally through 5. Like this picture shows. If it were x = 5, for example, then it would go up and down through 5.
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I think 2 but I might be wrong
The square root of -3 is 1.73205081
It must be noted that the area of the square is calculated through the equation,
A = s²
where A is area and s is the measure of one side of the square.
To determine the measure of one side of the square, we simply have to get the square root of the area,
s = √A
Substituting the known value,
s = √75 ft² = 5√3 ft ≈ 8.66 cm
Thus, the answer to this question is approximately 8.66 cm.
Answer:
x=2 and y= -3
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a simultaneous equation. To solve this type of equation, there are three methods; substitution, Elimination and Graphical.
But here, we would be using the substitution method.
3x-y=9 Equation 1
2x-y=7. Equation 2
Getting y from equation 2, we have
-y= 7-2x
Multiply both sides by -
y= 2x-7 Equation 3
Substituting y for 2x-7 in equation 1, we have
3x- (2x-7)=9
3x-2x+7=9
x+7=9
x=9-7
x=2
Substituting x as 2 in equation 3
y=2x-7
y= 2(2)-7
y= 4-7
y= -3
