Answer:
1. -5.5 2. 5 3. 5, 5.5
Step-by-step explanation:
For #1 just look at what point it would be towards the y- axis.
For #2 you want to kinda estimate what it would be between.
And lastly #3 they want to see the exact coordinates for Q so, look at the x axis first they the y axis. Remember Run then Jump
y = -9
Ok so to write the equation of the line you will need the slope and y-intercept. Since we are given two-point we can easily find the slope by using this equation for slope formula:

So now that we have our equation we can just plug in the numbers:

After subtracting you should get:
0/8
Since zero is in the numerator and you can't divide zero by anything, the slope is 0. We still need the y-intercept for the equation however since the slope is 0 there is no need to put anything else.
Then to find the y-intercept all you have to do is plug in one of the coordinatines into the slope equation to solve, for example, using the point (5,-9):

B is the variable for the y-intercept. Also notice how I put 0 as our slope into the equation. Now all you have to do is solve for b. Which you would get b = -9. Since you have your slope and your y-intercept now you just write out your equatoin for the line which is:
y = 0x - 9
**Just write it as
y = -9
Simplify both sides if needed. The left-hand side needs simplification.
4(x - 6)

-2x + 6
4x - 24

-2x + 6
All is left to do is add and subtract to get the x variable all alone.
4x - 24

-2x + 6
6x - 24

6 <-- Add 2x to both sides
6x

30 <-- Add 24 to both sides
x

5 <-- Divide both sides by 6
In order to be in the solution set, x has to be less than or equal to 5.
In interval notation: [5, -∞)
Answer:

Therefore, option C is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given the equation:

We will take LCM 4 on right hand side of the above equation:

Now, we will multiply the 4 in denominator on right hand side to the y in left hand side pof the equation we get:

After rearranging the terms we get:

Therefore, option C is correct.