Commutative Property of Addition
Given the pair of simultaneous equation:
y=-2/5x-2
y=5x+1
To evaluate the solution of the system of equation from the graph, we obtain the point at which the two linear equations have intersected. taking the values of x and y from the point of intersection that will be the solution of the system of linear equations.
In our case the straight lines have intersected at the point (-0.5, -1.75). This implies that:
x=-0.5
y=-1.75
hence the answer is a] (-0.5, -1.75)
0.1639
.6 / 3.66 , just divide it
Answer:
Bottom left
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the slope has to be positive it can't be the ones on the right side since both of them are negative. And the bottom left one is rising 3 and running 4. (formula = rise/run). See image.
Answer:
option C and F
Step-by-step explanation:
Given excluded value is x=-5
Excluded value are the values that makes the denominator 0
Now we check out each option and see , in which option the denominator becomes 0 when x=-5
When denominator has (x+5) then when we plug in x=-5
(x+5) becomes (-5+5) =0
So we look at the options that has factor (x+5) in the denominator
In option C we have x^2 -25
When we plug in -5 for x then it becomes (-5)^2 - 25 =0
So x=-5 makes the denominator 0
-5 is an excluded value for option C
Last option f has x+5 in the denominator
x=-5 make the denominator 0
so , -5 is an excluded value for option F
