Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
5x + 2y = 17
We are given the values (1, 6)
Substitute then into the equation
(I put a question mark to basically ask the question “is 5(1) + 2(6) equal to 17?”)
5(1) + 2(6) = 17?
5 + 12 = 17?
Yes!
Hope this helped and made sense :)
So car A travels Distance = 60 km/hr*(1+x)
Car B travels Distance = 75 km/hr(x)
Where x is the time in hours.
Those two equations are equal when on overtakes the other
so:
60 +60x = 75x
60=15x
x=4, but my expression is written to count from when car B commenced travel. So total time is 5 hours from the car A setting off.
"The product" means you're multiplying the two numbers.
"a number" refers to a variable.
"increased" means you're adding.
2x + 7 = -36
Answer:
(2 decimal places)
Step-by-step explanation:
Quadratic Formula: 
-----------------------------------------------
Plug in values:
First value of x:
(2 decimal places)
Second value of x:
(2 decimal places)
