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ElenaW [278]
3 years ago
11

Match the equation with its graph 15x -12y=60

Mathematics
1 answer:
IgorLugansk [536]3 years ago
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Answer:

Check the attached graph for correct match.

Step-by-step explanation:

Graph of the given choices are not given but we can still solve this problem.

Given equation is  15x-12y=60.

Which is linear equation so we need at least two points to get the graph.

We are free to select any random number of x then plug that into given equation to find other variable.

Let's use x=0

15x-12y=60

15*0-12y=60

0-12y=60

-12y=60

divide both sides by -12

y=-5

Hence point is (0,-5)

Similarly plug y=0

15x-12y=60

15x-12*0=60

15x-0=60

15x=60

divide both sides by 15

x=4

Hence point is (4,0)

Now graph both points then join them by a straight line.

Any graph given in the choices which match with attached graph will be the answer.

Check the attached graph for correct match.

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