First you solve for y.
5x+ y= 12 so Y= 12-5x
And plug it into the next equation
3x- 3(12-5x) = 18
Distribute
3x-36+15x=18
Add 36 to both sides
3x+ 15x= 54
18x= 54 ... divide
x= 3
And you can plug in x to solve for Y
5(3) + y = 12
15+ y = 12 ...subtract 15 from both sides
y= -3
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
-4<n≤5
1. Find the centre of the circle or the midpoint of the two numbers
(6-6/2}, (-2+6/2)
(0, 2)
2. Find radius using the distance formula
√<span>(6 - 2)² + (-6 - 0)²
</span>√4² + (-6)²
√16 + 36
√52
r = 7.21
3. Plug in
x² + (y - 2)² = 52
So it is option D 99% sure
The distance between the two is 70
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