Substitute 51/5x into
Substitute that into
Hope this helps. Answer should be correct. Unless your quadratic equation is wrongly stated.
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Substitute 51/5x into
Substitute that into
Hope this helps. Answer should be correct. Unless your quadratic equation is wrongly stated.
<span>(3,5),
(5,8),
(6,13)
------
(14,26)/3
then use the point slope form of a line to find equation of line
</span>
<span>
Find y-intercept for x = 0.
</span>
<span>
</span>
(5,8),
(6,13)
------
(14,26)/3
then use the point slope form of a line to find equation of line
</span>
<span>
Find y-intercept for x = 0.
</span>
</span>