Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
First label the equations.
6x +3y= 18 -----(1)
y= -2x +5 -----(2)
subst. (2) into (1):
6x +3(-2x +5)= 18
6x +3(-2x) +3(5)= 18 (expand)
6x -6x +15= 18
15= 18 (simplify)
(reject)
There is no solution.
<u>Further explanation</u><u>:</u>
If I rewrite the first equation into the form of y=mx+c, I would get
6x +3y=18
3y= 18 -6x (bring y term to one side)
y= 6- 2x (÷3 throughout)
y= -2x +6
Notice that the gradients of both lines are equal ( -2). This implies that they are parallel to each other and will never meet. Hence there are no solutions.
Answer:
PR = 39 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Using Pythagoras' identity in the right triangle
PR² + PQ² = QR² , that is
PR² + 80² = 89²
PR² + 6400 = 7921 ( subtract 6400 from both sides )
PR² = 1521 ( take the square root of both sides )
PR =
= 39
Answer:
expression is (
) - j
Step-by-step explanation:
^^
5 is raised to the 9th power and then subtraced by j
you dont *really* need the () bc of pemdas but whatever
We can see that a and b are parallel, and c and e are parallel, so the correct option is E.
<h3>
Which line must be parallel?</h3>
On the diagram, we can see that the angles in the third quadrant of the intersections between a and c, and the intersections between b and c, are the same angle.
Then, lines a and b must be parallel.
For the intersections with line d, we can see that this time the angle is on the fourth quadrant, so c and d are not parallel.
Finally, for line e, we can see that the known angle is on the first quadrant.
Notice that the angle on the first quadrant will be equal to the angle on the third quadrant.
So for the intersections of a and e, and b and e, on the third quadrant we have the known angle (the same one as in the intersections of a and c, and a and b).
Then c and e are parallel.
Then A and C are true.
Thus, the correct option is E.
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