Answer:
Domain: (2,7,1,3,8) Range: (4,-9,-6,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
x=3, y=9
Step-by-step explanation:
5x-2y=-3
4x-2y=-6
Then:
solve for y:
-2y=-6-4x
y=3+2x
Substitute y into either equation:
4x-2(3+2x)=-6
4x-6-4x=-6
-6=-6, use other equation
5x-2(3+2x)=-3
5x-6-4x=-3
x-6=-3
x=3
then:
y=3+2(3)
y=9
Answer:
It's like solving a quadratic, but in reverse, and in this case you'll arrive at x2+x−12=0
Explanation:
We're going to go "backwards" with this problem - normally we're asked to take a quadratic equation and find the roots. So we'll do what we normally do, but in reverse:
Let's start with the roots:
x=3, x=−4
So let's move the constants over with the x terms to have equations equal to 0:
x−3=0, x+4=0
Now we can set up the equation, as:
(x−3)(x+4)=0
We can now distribute out the 2 quantities:
x2+x−12=0
It is understood without being written that the slope of this line is 1. If we rewrite the point-slope form of the line it would be y-8=1(x-4) where 1 is the slope. We move the -8 over by addition to get y = 1x-4+8, or, simplified, y=x+4, the first choice in your answers.
