No. Say she has a coordinate (3,1)
It can be y=(1/3)x or y=x-2
They can be done either way. So she needs two pairs of values to write an equation.
Answer:
38.46%
Step-by-step explanation:
There are no names or marking that can make the calculator look different, so the order is not important. Then we should use a combination to solve this problem.
There are 40 calculators in one shipment, 37 of them good items and 3 of them are defect items. We need to choose 19 good calculators and 1 defect calculator. The number of ways to do that will be:
* = 37!= 53017895700
The number of possible ways to choose 20 calculators out of 40 calculators will be:
= =137846528820
The chance will be: 53017895700/ 137846528820 = 0.3846= 38.46%
Answer:
Uuh whats the problem
Step-by-step explanation:
Mark as brainliest
A) The solutions to this set of equation is where the graphs cross. They cross at point (-3, -2).
B) The solutions for f(x) would be points that fall on the graph of f(x). Two possible points are (-3, -2) and (-7, 3)
C) These 2 functions cross at (4, 1). That is the solution.