What is the point-slope form of a line with slope 3/2 that contains the point (-1, 2)?
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Answer: points B (4,7) and I (9,3)
If the inequalities are
y > −2x + 10 and y> (½)x -2
Step-by-step explanation: If I interpreted the inequalities correctly, the attached graph shows them. It is possible that you meant y > 1/(2x-2) for the second inequality. If so, we start over!
You can test the values for all the points, but it appears that (4,7) and (9,3) both work.
The other coordinates appear to be outside the solution -- the dark-shaded area.
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1. Perfect square trinomials, are 2nd degree polynomials, of the form 
so that 
, which can be written as perfect squares.
2. For example
3. Thus
are perfect square trinomials.
4.
5. In the first case -b=20, so b=-20. In the second case, -b=-20, so b=20.
6. b∈{-20, 20}
2. For example
3. Thus
4.
5. In the first case -b=20, so b=-20. In the second case, -b=-20, so b=20.
6. b∈{-20, 20}