X-y=6 Equation 1
x+y=4 Equation 2
To graph the given system of equation, first find x and y-intercept of each equation.
x-y=6
When y=0
x=6 Point is (6,0)
When x=0
-y=6
y=-6 Point is (0,-6)
Now x-intercept and y-intercept for equation 2.
x+y=4
When x=0
y=4 Point is (0,4)
When y=0
x=4 Point is (4,0)
Now plot these points on the graph, the lines intersect each other at point (5,-1), which is the solution of the given system.
Answer: (5,-1)
One solution!
Step-by-step explanation:
If we make a graph of the given equations, the lines will intersect at a point. We know that whenever lines intersect, it means the equations have one solution or a unique solution.
The slope intercept form is y= -2x+2
<span>9y+y = y(9 + 1) = 10y
answer is 10y
if </span><span>9y^2 then it should be 9y times y = 9y^2
hope it helps</span>
Answer:
13
Step-by-step explanation:
subtract 2 by 15 to get 13
k = 13