7x - y= -5. Standard form is when it is written with x and y on the same side, but x is not negative or a fraction. To find the slope and y intercept, you must change the first two equations to slope intercept. You get y=7x-5 for the first one and y=11/3x+5 for the seccond equation. Take the 5 as your y intercept and the 7 as your slope and you get y=7x+5. Now you need to change it into standard form. When all is said and done, your final answer should be 7x - y = -5.
No; you can not have an x-value go to more than one y-value
Answer:
Question 13: x = 47°
Question 14: x = 67°
Step-by-step explanation:
Question 13:
add up all the known factors meaning 16, 27 and 90°, then subtract 180 from what you got from adding known factors
Question 14:
out out of all numbers meaning 19, 4 and 90°, then subtract 180 from what you got from adding all known factors
Answer:
44.2381
Step-by-step explanation: