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<span>An equation that is satisfied for every value of the variable for which both sides are defined is called an identity.
For example:
Given the equation
3x + 4 = x + 2(x + 2)
Notice that for any value of x you use, the equation is true.
Thus, this type of equation is called an identity.
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Answer:
y=-x/5 =3/5. that is how it is.
In this example, y is equal to 8.
In order to find this, first note that the two x value expressions create a straight line. That means when we add them together they will equal 180. this will give us a value for x.
x + 10 + 10x - 61 = 180
11x - 51 = 180
11x = 231
x = 21
Now that we have the value of x, we can do the same for the straight line created by the x + 10 angle and the 18y + 5 angle.
x + 10 + 18y + 5 = 180
(21) + 10 + 18y + 5 = 180
36 + 18y = 180
18y = 144
y = 8
