Hi! You don't actually need to graph this nor find the intersection in order to know the answer. Through the process of elimination we can rule out incorrect answers.
Firstly, we express both equations with y on the left hand side since all choices are in that form:


Knowing these, we can immediately rule out options a, c, and d since they have the wrong equations. This will leave us with option b.
You can verify if the point of intersection provided in option b is true by plugging in the values of x and y to both equations (you will find that it is indeed true).
ANSWER: b. <span>picture of coordinate plane with line y equals negative 2x minus 1 and line y equals negative 3 halves x minus 3. They intersect at 4, negative 9.</span>
<span><span>1.
</span>Given Data:
=> There are a total of 8 paper clips
=> There are also 4 erasers
=> And there are 6 thumbtacks.
Now, answer the following question
=> The number of paper clips is _____ the number of erasers
Let’s compare
There are 8 paper clips and 4 erasers.
Thus the number of paper clips is twice the number of erasers.
=> The number of erasers is ___ the number of thumbtacks>
There are 4 erasers and 6 thumbtucks.
Thus the number of erasers is 2/3 the number of thumbtucks </span>
Answer:
Graph A.
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph has a local minimum around x=-2 since it slightly curves downwards around this region. Moreover, the graph of the rational function has a horizontal asymptote at y=1 since the graph approaches this horizontal line but never touches nor crosses it
Answer:
you are right
Step-by-step explanation:
great job
2•2.5=3•-7 I'm not sure honestly that's my best guess