2x+7=3x+3 is a linear equation with on solution
The correct answer is: "(-1, -2)" .
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Note: By examining the point of intersection of the lines of the 2 graphs show in the "image attached", we can see that the point of intersection is at: "(-1, 2"); that is: "x = -1, y = 2" .
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X=5 y=15 (5,15).
This is how you do it:
-4(2x+3y=55): -8x-12y=-220
3(9x+4y=105):27x+12y=315
You add the two new equations together, canceling out the y values, and get the x value. Then, you go back and plug in the x value in the original equation to get the y value.
Answer: 240
Exclamation:
26880=4(28)(h)
26880= 112. (h)
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112. 112
Answer: 240=h
I hoped this helped!
You will factor out the common factor of t if you are solving for t. you will then divide both sides by (s+3) to make t the subject of the formula. for this question you can only get t in terms of s.
so:
st+3t=6
t(s+3)/(s+3)=6/(s+3)
t=6/(s+3)
if you are required to solve for s then you are going to subtract 3t from both sides. you can factorise 6-3t .you will then divide both sides by t to isolate s.for this question you can only get s in terms of t.so:
st+3t-3t=6-3t
st/t=2(3-t)/t
s=2(3-t)/t
