You can graph them on Desmos, then use this attachment to find out the classification.
In the first system, they're the same line and have infinitely many solutions, therefore the answer is consistent, dependent.
In the second system, they're parallel lines with no solution, therefore the answer is inconsistent.
In the third system, they intersect and they have one solution, therefore the answer is consistent, independent.
In the fourth system, they're the same line and have infinitely many solutions, therefore the answer is consistent, dependent.
<span>So we wan't to know hot to convert degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius. Let's transform first from Celsius to Fahrenheit: 0 degrees Celsius is 32 degrees Fahrenhiet and 1.8 degrees Celsius is 1 degree Fahrenheit so: T(F)=1.8T(C) + 32. To transform from Celsius to Fahrenheit we need to invert the former equation: 1.8T(C)= T(F)-32. Now we divide the whole equation with 1.8 and we get: T(C)=(T(F) - 32)/1.8 and input our T(F)=41 F and we get: T(C) =(41-32)/1.8 and that is equal to: T(C)= 5 C. So the correct answer is B. 5 degrees C</span>
Area = Length x Width
Substituting the given values:
16S^2 t = 8St^2 x Width
Manipulating for Width:
Width = 16S^2 t / <span>8St^2
Rewriting the squared terms in simplified form :
</span>Width = 16 x S x S x t / <span>8 x S x t x t
</span>Cancelling the like terms
Width = 16 x S / <span>8 x t
</span>Cancelling the numeric terms :
Width = 2S / <span>t</span>
Answer:
m=4 and c=-1
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm assuming that m is the slope and c is the y-intercept. (If this is not the case, please tell me and I'll fix my answer).
The equation is already in the form y=mx+c so you just take the numbers from the problem y=4x-1.