Let's consider the equation;
7x+2=y <-- no denominator present
If you look at the graph, you will also notice that there are no possible values of x that cannot be represented through this graph. There will always be a corresponding y coordinate.
This can be applied to a wide range of equations where no denominator with an x value will have a vertical asymptote. Try to visualize a simpler situation with the same qualities if you don't know how to find the solution.
Hope I helped :)
The first step can be subtracting 2x from both sides leaving the equation with 6x + 3 = -15
Answer:
y= -4x+74
Step-by-step explanation:
hope that helped
Factoring the common factor (n-3) from the terms on the left side, that left-side expression becomes
(2n^2-4)(n-3)
We presume your missing factor is
(2n^2-4)
A:b = 4:5
b:c=3:2
b was 5 then it was 3, so you have to find the common multiple which is 15.
you’d have to times the 4 (a) by 3 since that 5x3 is 15
you’d have to times the 2 (c) by 5 since 5x3 is 15 again.
therefore the answer would be
a:b:c
12:15:10
I hope this makes sense it was kinda hard to explain sorry :)