From what I got there is one real solution :)
Rearrange the second equation to give y=2-2x, substitute into the first equation to give you a value for x and then using that you can work out y for the exact coordinates of intersection :)
Also they are both straight line graphs so they will either have one or no solutions
Hope this helped :)
A/b=c
times both sides by b
A=bc
divide both sides by c
A/c=b
b=A/c
Let the numbers be x&y
X+y=109
Taking a as the smallest number we multiply by 4
So according to the question you will have this equation
Y(as the largest number) -4x=4. Y-4x=4
Then find y
Y=4x+4
Substitute y on the first equation to get a
X+y=109
X+4x+4=109
X=21
21+y=109
Y=88
HOPE IT HELPS PLS MARK AS BRAINLIEST
Answer: (for the sentence) an endpoint; one direction
Step-by-step explanation:
Drag the point that does not have an arrow after it to point A and the other one to point B.