Hello there.
<span>Least to greatest 7/12,0.75,5/6
7/12
0.75
5/6</span>
What your teacher wants is for you to isolate y in the given equation. In other words, get y all by itself.
To do this, you'll do two basic steps:
Step 1) Subtract 2x from both sides
Step 2) Divide both sides by 3
Let's do that and we get...
2x+3y = 1470
2x+3y-2x = 1470-2x ... apply step 1
3y = 1470-2x
3y = -2x+1470
3y/3 = (-2x+1470)/3 ... apply step 2
y = (-2x)/3 + 1470/3
y = (-2/3)x + 490
After isolating y, we get y = (-2/3)x + 490
To get this into function notation, we simply replace y with f(x) to get the final answer f(x) = (-2/3)x+490 which is the same as writing

This graph represents all of the ordered pairs (x,y) that make the original equation true. For example, the point (x,y) = (0,490) is on the line where x = 0 and y = 490. This point is when 0 sandwiches are sold and 490 wraps are sold yielding a profit of $1470. Another point on this line is (x,y) = (3,488). Now 3 sandwiches have been sold along with 488 wraps leading to the same profit of $1470. Any ordered pair point you pick on the line should lead you to the same profit.
I assume you mean:
P=m/(1+rt) multiply both sides by (1+rt)
P(1+rt)=m perform indicated multiplication on left side
P+Prt=m subtract P from both sides
Prt=m-P divide both sides by Pr
t=(m-P)/(Pr)
a. 9 cm 2 because each side would be 3 and length x width would be 3 x 3 = 9