Pls help me with #'s 13 and #15 with work pls so I know how u got it

Mathematics

1 answer:

frozen [14]3 years ago

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13. linear functions alwasys have x^1 as highest exonent for placeholder
we see that in D, we have 6x^2 which is quadratic, not linear

D is ansre

15. isolate y
emember you can do anything to an equaiton as long as you do it to both sides

12x-4y=20
add 4y to both sides
12x+4y-4y=20+4y
12x+0=4y+20
12x=4y+20
minus 20 both sides
12x-20=4y+20-20
12x-20=4y+0
12x-20=4y
divide both sides by 4
12/4x-20/4=4/4y
3x-5=1y
3x-5=y
y=3x-5
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