Answer:
(-5,7) (5,-7)
Step-by-step explanation:
When you are told to lable, show or name the points that lie on a horizontal line, it basically means that; when a line is drawn, it passes through the selected points without changing the direction when joined together (horizontally).
From the above problem, (-5,7) and (5,-7) lie in the same horizontal line.
For (7,-5) and (-7,5) lie in the same vertical line.
Thereforeour, the answer is (-5,7) (5,-7).
6>4-2x<4
so therefor (4x-2) must be less than 6 and less than 4
it must be
6>4-2x and 4<4-2x
find the intersection
6>4-2x
add 2x to both sides
6+2x>4
subtract 6
2x>-2
divide by 2
x>-1
4>4-2x
add 2x
4+2x>4
subtract 4
2x>0
x>0
so we have
x>0
and x>-1
the range of x>-1 includes most of x>0 so the answer is
x>-1
Danggg that is sooo longgg I feel bad for you
Answer:
-2
Step-by-step explanation:
Equation of slope intercept form
y = (slope × x) + y intercept
Answer:
4y = x - 17
Step-by-step explanation:
First off, in the equation given : 2x + 5y = 6 , make y the subject of the formula which will give y = 
+ 
which make the gradient, m, the coefficient of x = 
. Since the line we're looking for is parallel to the one we were given, their respective gradients would be the same. (If they were perpendicular, the gradient of the new line would be a negative inverse of the given line)
Then you proceed to use the one-point formula : y - y₀ = m(x - x₀), where y₀ = 3 and x₀ = 5 from the point it goes through (5, 3)
y - 3 = 
(x - 5); y - 3 = 
- 
; y = - +3
y = - 
; y = 
; 4y = x - 17
