I’d need to know the question to answer this.
I'm sorry if I'm wrong but I think the answer is -31
No wait nvm maybe not I'm so sorry I can't remember
90 mins bc 120/8=x/6 so cross multiply
To solve this problem you must apply the proccedure below:
1. You have that one canned juice drink is 20% orange juice and another is 5% orange juice.
2. You must make a system of equation, as below:
x+y=15 (i)
0.20x+0.05y=0.15x15 (ii)
3. Now, you must find the value of x (the liters of the first canned needed) and y (the liters of the other canned needed):
x+y=15 (i)
x=15-y
0.20x+0.05y=0.15x15 (ii)
0.20(15-y)+0.05y=2.25
y=5 liters
x+y=15 (i)
x=15-5
x=10 liters
4. Therefore, the asnwer is:
10 liters of the canned juice drink that is 20% orange juice and 5 liters of the other canned juice drink that is 5% orange juice.
Y - y1 = m (x + x1)
Solve for m by subtracting the y's and dividing them by the difference of the 2 x's.
-32 - 1 = -33
-8 - 3 = -11
Divide the two to get 3.
Use the first point (as instructed) and plug it into the equation.
y - (-32) = 3 (x - (-8))
y + [32] = [3] (x + [5])
The brackets are the fill in the blanks.
