The correct answer is A: x=2 and y=-3. Either method would work, but for example, let's use elimination. If you multiply the second equation by 5, you get: 10x +5y = 5. When you add both equations, you can then cross out both y terms. You are left with one equation that reads: 13x=26. Solving for x gives you 2. You can substitute 2 in for x in either equation and you will receive -3 for your y value.
Answer:
9.75
Step-by-step explanation:
The curve given has asymptotes at x=0 and y=0. We wish to move it right 7 units so the asymptote becomes x=7 and down 5 so the asymptote is y=-5
To move a function down 5 units subtract 5 from it. To move it right we subtract 7 from the independent variable (from the x). The new function is y=(3/(x-7))-5
y= (3 over (x-7)) then minus 5
Take 40% to a decimal and times it by 28 you should get 11.
The answer is (5,-2) because when you plug it into the first problem you would get 0 which is greater than or equal to -2 and for the second you would get -9 which is less than or equal to -2
