The point (-6, y) lies on the graph of the equation: 5y=2x−4.
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Answer:
-2<x<8
see below for graph
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we need to solve the inequality.
Inequality: |x-3|<5
Split into two equations:
x-3<5
x-3>-5 (notice how the sign is flipped when we make the number negative)
let's start with x-3<5
add 3 to both sides
x<8
now
x-3>-5
add 3 to both sides
x>-2
The graph is below
the intersection is the solution.
Notice how I made the maroon line go to the right- which shows that it's greater than (for x>-2) and the silver line go to the left, which shows that it's less than (for x<8)
the equation is -2<x<8
Hope this helps!
Number of solutions: no roots
Type of solution: Not Real
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to identify the number of solutions and their types using the discriminant.
We are given:
Rearranging:
Discriminant can be found by:
where b=-40, a=10 and c=41
Putting values:
So, Discriminant is -40
If the discriminant is less than zero i.e -40 then there are no real roots.
So, Number of solutions: no roots
Type of solution: Not Real
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