So first one
'how many solutions does 2x-y=-5 and 2x+y=5 have?'
add and get
2x-y-5
plus
2x+y=5
equals
2x+2x+y-y=5-5
4x=0
x=0 always
solve for y
4(0)+y=5
y=5
the solution is (0,5)
only <u>ONE </u>solution
one way is to subsitute
just remember that it is in (x,y) form so
the pont (1,2) means that 1 solution is x=1 and y=2 so subsitute and find that
the first one is the answer you are correct
just look at the graph
the solution is the intersection
it seems to be at a point that is 3 units to the right and -6 units up (6 units down)
so the solution is (3,-6)
yo are corect
subsitution
y=y
therefor
the answe ris (-4,-14) if you did the math correctly
#8 is correct
# 9 is correct
# 10 the answe ris bananas=0.40 pears=0.60
the last one you got it wrong, remember to check your answer to the graph for commonsense
then answer is (-2,5) and (1,2)
Answer:
4<x<12
Step-by-step explanation:
8.0+4.0=12.0
8.0-4.0=4.0 or 4
Answer:
24p+ -28
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
a. f(0) = 4
b. f(6) = 8
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a piecewise function, so the actual equation is on the left, and the inequalities are on the right.
If x = 0, this would fall under the first part of the function because x < 5 is the requirement for the first part. Then, evaluating it: f(0) = 0 + 4 = 4.
If x = 6, this would fall under the second part of the function because 5 
x < 7 is the requirement. 6 falls under this category, so that means the second part of the function is used. Because it is a constant, 8, this evaluates to f(6) = 8.
