Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
dy/dx= -(2x+3y+1)/(3x-2y+1)
Let x= X+p. and y = Y+q. then dy/dx = dy/dX.
dy/dX= -(2X+2p+3Y+3q+1)/(3X+3p-2Y-2q+1) =
dy/dX = -{2X+3Y+(2p+3q+1)}/{3X-2Y+(3p-2q+1)}
Now 2p+3q+1=0……………..(1)
3p-2q +1=0…………………………(2)
p/(3+2)=q/(3–2)=1/(-4–9)
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The third one from left to right
Step-by-step explanation:
Just check that when x = 11
y= ![-\sqrt[3]{11-3}+4=-2+4=2](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=-%5Csqrt%5B3%5D%7B11-3%7D%2B4%3D-2%2B4%3D2)
So the graph passes through the point (11,2)
Answer:
There should be 10 l of 25% orange juice and 5 l of 10% orange juice.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the amount of the 25% orange juice be "x", while the amount of the 10% one be "y". The sum of these must be equal to 15 l, therefore:

The sum of the concentration of juice on each can must be equal to the final product, therefore:

We can now solve the system of equations as shown below:

There should be 10 l of 25% orange juice and 5 l of 10% orange juice.
Hello! And thank you for your question!
All you can do is simplify √28 to 2√7
Then the equation becomes 2√7 - 2√7
Subtract the like terms to get 0.
Final Answer:
It is a rational and equal to 0.