Answer:
The lines intersect once at (2, −1).
A graphic solution to a system of equations is only as accurate as the scale of the paper or precision of the lines. At times the point of intersection will need to be estimated on the graph. When an exact solution is necessary, the system should be solved algebraically, either by substitution or by elimination.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Here, You need to substitute the value of x, and y, in the equation then check if L.H.S is equal to R.H.S or not. If they are equal then, ordered pair was correct, otherwise they are not applicable.
75) Here, oly option D can fit i the equation, we can check:
3(-5) -2(-1) = -15+2 = -13 = R.H.S
So, the pairs are valid.
76) Here, only option D is your answer,
4(2) - 4 = 8 - 4 = R.H.S
Do the same thing in every equation!
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Answer:
distributive property
Step-by-step explanation:
You would form this inequality:
52 + 2x < (or equal to) 180
Then, solve as you would in an ordinary equation.
Subtract 52 from both sides of the sign. 180 - 52 = 128.
So, 2x is less than or equal to 128.
Divide 128 into two to get 64.
The height of the frame must be 64 inches.
Vertex: (-5,-2); parabola opens up;
General form of the equation for a vertical parabola opening up is:
y-k = a(x-h)^2; knowing that the vertex is at (-5,-2), we can write:
y+2 = a(x+5)^2. We need to find the value of the coefficient a.
From the graph we see that y is 10 when x is approx. -1 3/4 (or -7/4).
subst. these values into y+2 = a(x+5)^2, we get:
10 + 2 = a(-7/4 + 5)^2, or 12 = a(13/4)^2, or 1 = a(169/16).
Solving for a: a = 16/169 = 0.09, or approx 16/160, or 1/10. Unfortunately, this is not close to any of the four answer choices.
I thought it best to try again, and fortunately my second try was correct:
10+2 = a(13/4)^2, or (169/16)a. Thus, 12 = a(169/16)
12
Solving for a: a = ------------- = 1.14. The answer choice closest to this is 1.
169/16
Answer A is correct.
