Answer:
the answer is no.
Step-by-step explanation:
the x-value 2 keeps repeating which makes this not a function.
From what I got there is one real solution :)
Rearrange the second equation to give y=2-2x, substitute into the first equation to give you a value for x and then using that you can work out y for the exact coordinates of intersection :)
Also they are both straight line graphs so they will either have one or no solutions
Hope this helped :)
I can not see the trapezoid
Supplementary means the 2 angles add up to 180 so...
124+(2x+4)=180
124+2x+4=180
124+2x+4-4=180-4
124+2x=176
124-124+2x=176-124
2x=52
2x/2=52/2
x=26
plug in and check
124+2x+4=180
124+2 (26)+4=180
124+52+4=180
176+4=180
180=180
t=D/r
Divide r by both sides to get t by itself.
