Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
1. slope intercept
2. point-slope form
3. standard
Explanation:
1.
A <u>slope intercept form</u> equation is when it's set up as y = m x + b
m = slope
b = y-intercept
2. <u>A point-slope form</u> is when a line passes through a point
and the equation is set up as y
−b = m (
x−a)
m = slope
(a, b) A point that the line passes through
3. <u>standard lope form</u> is when the equation is set up as
Ax + By = C
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
this is nonsense man
The answer is A.
We can first eliminate D since it uses these (<, >) signs and the lines are shaded, indicating the points on those lines are solutions.
We can also eliminate C because the y intercept in C’s lines is 2, while in the graph, they are both 3.
Finally, we can look at both inequalities on the graph and see that the shaded areas are both underneath the line. This means that y is less than the equation for the line, eliminating B
So, the answer is A
Hope this made sense!!
The converse would be If x² = 100 then x = -10
So essentially if the conditional statement is p → q then the converse is q → p (In essence, the converse of a conditional statement is formed by interchanging the hypothesis and the conclusion.)
