Yes that always turns out positive
Step-by-step explanation:
you can use any value either in place of x or y to find the corresponding coordinate but if you want to find the x and y intercept you can desigate x as zero and find the y intercept and vice versa.
so to find x and y intercept
y=25x+3. to find x intercept designate y as zero
0=25x+3
-3=25x
x= -3/25. p( -3/25,0)
y=25x+3 to find y intercept designate x as zero
y=25(0)+3
y=3. p(0,3)
the above y and x intercept indicates the points that the line of equation pass through when drawn graphically.
----------------------------------------------------
Information
----------------------------------------------------
Amount = $400
Interest rate = 4% a year
----------------------------------------------------
Equation
----------------------------------------------------
Total amount = 400 + 0.04(400)
Total amount = 400 + 16
Total amount = $416
----------------------------------------------------
Answer: Total Amount = 400 + 0.04(400)
----------------------------------------------------
Answer:
Step 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Tasha was correct in all the steps leading up to the fourth one. However, in the fourth step was where she messed up.
She said that: 
However, when we have a negative exponent, in order to get rid of the negative, we simply take the reciprocal of the number and then make the exponent positive. Here, the answer should be:
