<span>7x + 2y = 48
</span><span>7x + 2(3) = 48
7x + 6 = 48
7x = 42
x = 6
answer </span><span>when y = 3, x = 6</span>
No, because it might be cloudy instead.
This is just like the statement, "All squares are rectangles" yet "All rectangles are squares" is not true.
.. Please... Please tell me you know fractions at least well enough to know this ;_;
3/4 is like 0.75, yeh?
3/8 is like.. 0.365
Change the Denominator (Bottom Number in Fraction) so they're the same:
6/8 3/8.
Now d'you see?
Answer:
y(x) = 1 - x
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the two parametric equations:
---(1)
----(2)
We can add eq (1) and eq (2) and consider the trigonometric identity:
so,
in other way we can express this like:
[tex] y(x)=1-x [tex].
