Simply 4/6 to its equivalent fraction of 2/3
Is 1/3 of a cup enough for the 2/3 a cup needed? No. So he doesn't have enough
Answer:
Donda
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Notice when x increases 1, y is 4 times the previous one, so
the function is like 
To determine the constant C, put any pair of (x, y)
Use x = 0, y = 0.2, so
0.2 =
= C * 1 = C
then 
Solving for X:
1) y=-8x+6.5 y=-4x+11
2) -8x+6.5=-4x+11
3) -8x=-4x+11-6.5 (Subtract 6.5 from both sides)
4) -8x+4x=11-6.5 (Add 4x to both sides)
5)-4x=4.5
5)x=-1.125
Solving for Y:
y=-8(-1.125)+6.5
y=9+6.5
y=15.5
y=-4(-1.125)+11
y=4.5+11
y=15.5
x=-1.125
y=15.5
or
(-1.125,15.5)
Answer:
(2,-5)
Step-by-step explanation:
See attachment
One can also solve this by calculation:
y=2x-9
y=-2x-1
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Rearrange either equation to find x. I'll use the first:
y=2x-9
2x = y+9
x = (y+9)/2
Now use this value of x in the second equation:
y = -2x-1
y =-2((y+9)/2)-1
y = (-2y-18)/2)-1
y = -y -9 - 1
2y = -10
y = -5
Now use -5 for y in the rearranged equation:
y = -2x-1
-5 = -2x-1
-2x = -4
x = 2
Solution is (2,-5)
But the question wants a graph solution, which is also fun when you use DESMOS.