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We have
-2x-3y <12
For this case what you should do is to graph the following straight line:
-2x-3y = 12
Then, the solution will be the shaded region that satisfies the following inequality:
-2x-3y <12
In the shaded region you will find all the solution points.
Answer:
See attached image
-2x-3y <12
For this case what you should do is to graph the following straight line:
-2x-3y = 12
Then, the solution will be the shaded region that satisfies the following inequality:
-2x-3y <12
In the shaded region you will find all the solution points.
Answer:
See attached image
So.. hmm notice the picture here
we know the length is 59 more than twice the width,
twice the width, 2 * w, or 2w
59 more than that
2w + 59
we also know that, whatever that is, the diagonal of it is,
2 more inches than that, or
(2w + 59) + 2
now.. use the pythagorean theorem
you'd end up with a quadratic, after simplifying, solve for "w"
we know the length is 59 more than twice the width,
twice the width, 2 * w, or 2w
59 more than that
2w + 59
we also know that, whatever that is, the diagonal of it is,
2 more inches than that, or
(2w + 59) + 2
now.. use the pythagorean theorem
you'd end up with a quadratic, after simplifying, solve for "w"