I'll mark you brainlist if you answer quickly!! Graph the equation 2x + 3y + z = 6
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Answer:
Equation of line 1 is 3 X - 4 Y = 20
Equation of line 2 is 3 X + 4 Y = 20
Step-by-step explanation:
Given co ordinates of points as,
( -4 , 8) and (0 , 5)
From the given two points we can determine the slop of a line
I. e slop (m) =
Or, m =
So, m =
Now equations of line can be written as ,
Y - y1 = m ( X - x1)
<u>At points ( -4 , 8)</u>
Y - 8 = (X + 4)
So , Equation of line 1 is 3 X - 4 Y = 20
<u>Again with points ( 0 , 5)</u>
Y - 5 = ( X - 0)
So, Equation of line 2 is 3 X + 4 Y = 20
Hence Equation of line 1 is 3 X - 4 Y = 20 and Equation of line 2 is 3 X + 4 Y = 20 Answer
Hello, Marymack!
We know that in a geometric sequence defined by
and 
, the sum can be calculated the following way:
We know that in a geometric sequence defined by
If you're looking for the dashed line, here it is.
