Answer:
y = mx + 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
(x,y)
- Plot each point on a graph
- The line should go from the bottom left (-6,-10) to the top right (1,4)
- Count how many spaces are on the y-axis from -6 to 1 for numerator
- Count how many spaces are on the x-axis from -10 to 4 for denominator
- Positive slope
- Slope = 7/14
- Simplify to 1/2
Which Expression can be used to solve 3/5÷7/10
A. 5/3*7/10
B. 5/3*10/7
C. 3/5*10/7
D. 3/5*7/10
This expression 3/5÷7/10 means
An option to solve the expression is inverting the fraction that is dividing and going to multiply
3/5 x 10/7 C.
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Verification
A and D are the same
Answer:
No, h = (-23)/5
Step-by-step explanation:
Solve for h:
3 (4 - 6 h) - 7 h = 127
3 (4 - 6 h) = 12 - 18 h:
12 - 18 h - 7 h = 127
-18 h - 7 h = -25 h:
-25 h + 12 = 127
Subtract 12 from both sides:
(12 - 12) - 25 h = 127 - 12
12 - 12 = 0:
-25 h = 127 - 12
127 - 12 = 115:
-25 h = 115
Divide both sides of -25 h = 115 by -25:
(-25 h)/(-25) = 115/(-25)
(-25)/(-25) = 1:
h = 115/(-25)
The gcd of 115 and -25 is 5, so 115/(-25) = (5×23)/(5 (-5)) = 5/5×23/(-5) = 23/(-5):
h = 23/(-5)
Multiply numerator and denominator of 23/(-5) by -1:
Answer: h = (-23)/5
The width of the rectangle is 15in
Using a system of equations, it is found that one large jar holds 6 ounces and one small jar holds 4 ounces.
<h3>What is a system of equations?</h3>
A system of equations is when two or more variables are related, and equations are built to find the values of each variable.
In this problem, the variables are:
- Variable l: Weight that a large jar holds.
- Variable s: Weight that a small jar holds.
One large jar and five small jars can hold 26 ounces of jam, hence:
l + 5s = 26, which is the first equation in matrix form.
Then:
l = 26 - 5s.
One large jar minus one small jar can hold 2 ounces of jam, hence:
l - s = 2, which is the second equation in matrix form:
Then:
l = 2 + s = 26 - 5s
2 + s = 26 - 5s
6s = 24
s = 4.
l = 26 - 5s = 6.
More can be learned about a system of equations at brainly.com/question/24342899
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