Answer:
I’m not too sure what your question is exactly but if your just trying to graph the two equations I can help u with that (:
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing you should do is change the second equation to slope intercept form. It is much easier for most people. From there write out your table by choosing a number for x then plugging that number into the equation to find y. For the first equation (y=1/3x+2) it’s always easier to use multiple of three for the number of x. For example, if 3 was my number for x I would multiply 1/3 by 3=1 then simply add 2=3. So the coordinates for one point on that table would be 3,3. You continue to do that for each graph then plot your points. (In my graph, purple is the equation y+9=-9/3x-9 and black equals the equation y=1/3x+2
80% is your correct answer
Answer:
k = -8
Step-by-step explanation:
The location of P is ...
P = (2A+B)/3 = (2·2+5, 2·1-8)/3 = (3, -2)
Putting this point into the equation for the line, we have ...
2(3) -(-2) +k = 0
8 +k = 0
k = -8
(4a + 6b) x (2a - 2b)
the answer would be 8a2 + 4ab - 12b2