One way is subsitute
I like solving
so
what you do is this
add the equaitons to gether to eliminate x
2y=x+5
<u>3y=-x-3 +</u>
5y=0x+2
5y=2
y=2/5
sub back
2y=x+5
2(2/5)=x+5
4/5=x+5
minus 5
4/5-25/5=x
-21/5=x
the point is (x,y) or
(-21/5,2/5)
aprox
(-4.2,0.4)
I think they wanted you to read the garph you should have attached and guess the answer
the closes one is
hmm, x=-3
and y=1
so then D is the answer
Answer:
(a) -2,0 and 2,5 and (b) 2,-1 and 10,9
The question is incomplete without the answer choice. Let's consider the following:
A line has a slope of -4/5. Which ordered pairs could be points on a line that is perpendicular to this line? select two options
a) -2,0 and 2,5
b) -4,5 and 4,-5
c) -3,4 and 2,0
d) 1,-1 and 6,-5
e) 2,-1 and 10,9
A and b because the "product" is the answer to multiplication, and those are the only answers where 7 and n are being multiplied. Answer b is technically more correct than a is because the coefficient should come before the variable.
Answer:
x²-4x-12
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply each term in the first parentheses by each term in the second parentheses
x*x+2x-6x-6*2
calculate the product
x²+2x-6x-12
collect like terms
x²-4x-12
Answer:
Now it works lol. 290 for the first and 300 for the second
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