To solve e4 – 3x = (4/3)x + 9 by graphing, which equations should be graphed?
2 answers:
Answer:
We have to plot the system of equation as:
- y=e^4 – 3 x
and y= (4/3)x + 9
step-by-step solution:
We are asked to solve a equation as:
e^4-3 x = (4/3)x + 9.
i.e. it could be represented as:
y=e^4-3 x
and y=(4/3)x + 9.
it could also be written as:
e^4-3 x-(4/3)x - 9=0
To graph the following system we have to graph the equation as:
- y=e^4 – 3 x
and y= (4/3)x + 9
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