No, it can still be written as a fraction, making it rational.
The two equations in y-intercept form are:
y=-x+2 and y=-x+10
You have to graph them to find the solution, which is the point they intercept each other.
Both lines have the same slope so they will never intercept which means they have no solution.
So, the answer is no solution.
I hope that helps!
The answer is no. this is because if you toss a coin two times the probability of landing on heads twice is 1/4. if it doesn't land on tails twice it can land on heads once and tails once. this means there are more possibility and cannot be the same
Answer:
-45, -44, -43
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the smallest consecutive integer be x. Consecutive integers have a difference of 1, so the next consecutive integer must be x+1, and the next is x+2. Since they all add up to -135, we can form this equation: x+x+1+x+2=-132. When you solve, x should be -45, which is the smallest in the set. So the next must be -45+1=-44, and the next is -44+1 which is -43.
Answer:
<u>Cities A and B are 1,125 miles apart</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Let's review the information given to us to answer the question correctly:
Distance between A and B in the map = 5 inches
Distance between C and D in the map = 4 inches
Actual distance between C and D = 900 miles
2. How many miles apart are cities A and B?
We will solve the question, using Direct Rule of Three, as follows:
Distance in the map Actual distance
A - B 5 inches x
C - D 4 inches 900 miles
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4x = 900 * 5
4x = 4,500
x = 4,500/4
x = 1,125 miles
<u>Cities A and B are 1,125 miles apart</u>
