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4 years ago

What is the sign of -x/-y when x>0 and y >0?

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weqwewe [10]4 years ago

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I would assume that the symbol would be a 'slashed zero'

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The matchup are:

(1st picture): y=2x+3 and y=x+5
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The graph of the linear equation is known to be one that often brings or set the points that can be found on the coordinate plane and it is one that shows all the solutions to the equation.

Note that when all variables stands for real numbers, a person can be able to use graph to show the equation and this is often done through plotting the points to show a pattern and then link up the points to have all the points.

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(2nd picture): y=4x+2 and y =3x+2
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