Answer:
Parallel
Step-by-step explanation:
-x+6 slope:-1
X+y=20 slope -1
Hence the answer is parallel
Answer:
-(-4)(-6)*3/5(10+15)
when there is a (-) in front of an expression in parentheses, change the sing of each term in the expression.
4*(-6)*3/5*(10+15)
Add the numbers (10+15)
4(-6)*3/5*25
multiplying an odd number of negative terms makes the product negative
-4*6*3/5*25
reduce the number with the greatest common factor 5
-4*6*3*5
calculate the product
solution
-360
5x-9y=-65
10x-3y=20
Multiple the first equation by 2
10x-18y=-130
10x -3y=20
Then subtract the two equations to get rid of the x
21y=-150
Divide the -150 by 21
Y=-7.14
Plug the y into the original equation. (Either one)
5x-9(-7.14)=-65
5x-64.28=-65
Then add 64.28 to the -65
5x=-0.72
Divide by 5
X=-0.144
I hope this is right
This problem is not easy but use division and multiplication
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