Answer:
a=0, b=16, of the pair (0,16)
Step-by-step explanation:
You want to prove the following: There are real numbers a and b such that 
So, to prove this, it is enough to find a pair (a,b) of real numbers for which the equation holds true. There are infinite of such pairs, but one example is (0,16). Indeed:
In fact, (0,m) or (n,0) ara valid pairs, for nonnegative numbers m,n. Even more is true; these are the only pairs which satisfy the equation.
The measure of <TRS and angle d are 70 and 43degrees respectively
<h3>Triangles and angle</h3>
The given triangles are isosceles triangles since they have two equal sides.
14) From he triangle RST
<TRS + 90 + 20 = 180
<TRS + 110. = 180
Subtract 110 from both sides
<TRS = 180 -110
<TRS = 70 degrees
15) For this triangle;
d = 86/2
d = 43 degrees
Hence the measure of <TRS and angle d are 70 and 43degrees respectively
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Put these all in slope intercept form: y=mx+b
m=slope
b=y intercept
Working out option A)
x+6y=36
6y=-x+36
y=-1/6x+6
Option B)
y=15x+5
Option C)
Is there a typo? Regardless of how I attmpeted to fix it, it had an intercept of either 3 or 4
Option D)
y=4x+7
The answer is D with the greatest y-intercept of 7.
actually this equation is correct but I didnt understand what it wants
The answer would be 12 and 1/10, or the improper fraction 121/10. You would put 1 over 10, because 1/10 equals to 12. To make it an improper fraction, multiply 12 by 10 and add 1
