You have to use y=mx+b
so you plug it in 4=6(3)+b
subtract 18 from both sides
-14=b
b is the y-intercept so it would be .... y=6x-14
you plug 27 in for x
y=6(27)-14
y=148
Answer: c
Step-by-step explanation:
A full circle is 360 degrees so half way would be 180 and since theyre parallel you know that you can use the 55 degrees up top to use in ur equation to find cfe
180-55=125
Can't be 45 because the angle on the other side is smaller than cfe and its 55 degrees and cfe has to be wider than 90 degrees because a right angle is 90 degrees and this angle noticeable goes past 90
Can't be 180 because the whole thing equals 180
Answer:
y=8x-67
Step-by-step explanation:
So the question is what is the equation for the following two coordinate points?
Well to start off what is the formula? The formula is called the linear equation. Which is y=mx+b. What does these letters or "variables" mean or represent?! Welp, m stands for the slope, which is "Δy over Δx." Some people call say "the change of y over x." I call it the rise over run. So it is saying y over x. The b in the linear equation is the y-intercept. The y-intercept is when the line crosses the y-axis.
With that being said, let's find the slope. But how? Well with the Δy over Δx. The formula is y₂-y₁ over x₂-x₁. With the two coordinate points we can label them.
y₂=5
y₁=(-11)
x₂=9
x₁= 7
Now let set it up into the equation of y over x
Slope = <u> 5- (-11) </u> = <u> 5 + 11 </u> = <u> 16 </u> = 8
9-7 9-7 2
So we now have the slope! Which is 8! So put that into the linear equation!
y=8x+b
Next, we need to find b, the y-intercept! How do we do that well, we can figure it out by one of the coordinate points! Let use the (7, -11) point for example! Remember, x= 7 and y= (-11)
(-11) = 8(7) + b
(-11) = 56 + b
<u>-56 -56</u>
-67 = b
We now have b, which is negative 67! So we need to put all the information we have found into the linear equation!
y=8x-67
Answer:
magnitude is always postive
so, it will be +2.5 , so C
