In order to solve this we must first,
Subtract both sides of the equation by 10,
y-10=1/2x
Now we have to multiply both sides by 2 so that only x is left.
2y-20=x
Therefore, x=2y-20
Please use the symbol " ^ " to denote exponentiation: 9x^6 = (___)^2.
Note that 9x^6 = 3^2*(x^3)^2. Thus,
9x^6 = (___)^2 becomes (3x^3)^2.
Then <span>9x^6 – 16y^6 = (3x^3)^2 - (4y^3)^2 = ((3x^3) - (4y^3))[(3x^3) +(4y^3)]</span>
XII should be your answer.
Answer:
-12 and 1
Step-by-step explanation:
If you multiply 12 by 1 you get 12, hence if you add -12 and 1 now you will get -11
x = -1
y = 1
To find this, input the equation into a graphing calculator, whether online or an actual one, and you have two options:
1 - Search for the points in which the line crosses the x and or y axis.
2 - Hit 2nd Graph to access the table and find when x and y equal zero.
Hope this helps!
