Answer:
the 4th graph.
Step-by-step explanation:
by solving for Y in the first equation, we get the y-intercept of -1 and the second equation has a y-intercept of 1. 4th graph is the only graph with those 2 intercepts
For example you have the 52, and you have the 24, you look for a number that can go into both that is the largest possible for my example it would be 4 since no number greater can go into both, while 2 would be a option it would not be the greatest.
Well, if this is assuming there is no tax on the vehicle and it is fully paid off by the end of the payments, an equation can be set up like the following. 385x+1500=C, x being months and C being total cost. 385(12*4)+1500= C, 385(48)+1500=C, 18480+1500=C, 19980=C.
It will be 93 because it 92 but you have to round up with deimal number
