The equation that describes the greatest horizontal length, H, in terms of the greatest vertical length, V is H = 2V + 3.
<h3>How to compute the equation?</h3>
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Let's assume that the value of the horizontal length is 3 plus twice the value of the the vertical length. This will be:
H = (2 × V) + 3
H = 2V + 3
In conclusion, the equation is H = 2V + 3.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Do you really need this part? I didn't do it because it would take forever LOL
Clean up the equation with x first and x=12.
Substitute this value in to the other equation to solve for y.
You should get a solution of (12,-8)
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