Answer:
Yes. If it has one variable and not exponential the solution is 1.
If is one variable and to power of 2 it is quadratic and two solutions.
If it two variable with no power it is simultaneous and with 2 solutions. E.t.c
Step-by-step explanation:
Short Answer: A
Remark
The second cut is going to have the same slope as the original line. The lines are parallel.
Step One
You need to find the slope. That is the main part of this problem. You can pick any 2 points on the graph to do that.
<em>Point one</em>
(- 11, 10) That point is on the upper left of the line
<em>Point Two</em>
The y intercept is a handy point in this question. It is right on the y axis. Each square counts as 2, so it is at (0,6)
<em>Formula</em>
slope = m = (y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1)
<em>Givens</em>
y2 = 10
y1 = 6
x2 = -12 Each square counts as 2 in the x direction.
x1 = 0
<u>Substitute and solve.</u>
m = (10 - 6) / (-12 - 0)
m = 4/ - 12
m = - 1/3
Step Two
Find the y intercept of the new line using the given point.
So far what we have is
y = (-1/3)x + b
The point used for the second line is (0,-2)
-2 = (-1/3)*0 + b
b = - 2
Answer
The second line is
y = (-1/3)x - 2
Altogether balls 4+2+3+5=14
P(red)=4/14=2/7
P(green)=2/14
P(yellow)=3/14
P(blue)=5/14
because it goes with replacement these probabilities are constant
boy or an A student is
29 made an A + 8 boys who did not make an A
37 who made an A and/or who is a boy
37/50
