Y= 6 + x
Plug the numbers into the equations, for each ordered pair substitute the first number (2) for x and the second number (8) for y...
Do the same thing with (6, 12) and if the number on each side of the equals sign is the same for both ordered pairs then you have the solution.
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Answer: 68
Step-by-step explanation:
range=47 lowest score = 21 let highest score =x
Range=highest score - lowest score
47 = x - 21
x = 47 + 21
x = 68
Therefore the highest score is 68
the 9th term for 4,10,16,12 is add 6
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(x - 4)
What you are being asked to do is find the exact same binomial in the top as is in the bottom.
But there's a small catch. You must stipulate that x cannot equal 4. If it does, then you will get 0/0 which is undefined. You can't have that happening -- not at this level.
Any other value for x is fine.