0, 3
- 10, 15
= -10, -12
therefore, the slope is 6/5, and the intercept (c) is as supplied, 3.
the equation, y=mx+c or y = a + bx, can be applied here where m or b = 6/5, and a or c = 3.
therefore the equation is y=6/5x+3.
To test this, you can put in y = 10(6/5)+3, which spits out y = 15. This way we know it *should* work.
Answer:6. 6x2 =12
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
An example would be
(x+3)-(y+12)
The two constants are 3 and 12 (I'm assuming you meant "constant" as in the number that stands by itself and not "constatant" lol)
The two variables are x and y
The two operations are addition and subtraction
In words you could say "the quantity of x plus three minus the quantity of y plus twelve"
Answer:
9
Step-by-step explanation:
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