A star is written to show multiplication. It is a replacement for a dot or a x which is what you probably learned to be the "times" sign. In upper level maths, the "x" is replaced with a " * " to make it more legible and to avoid confusion with the variable "x".
Answer:
y<=-x+3 and y<=2x+1
Step-by-step explanation:
y=-x+3 is the orange line. The shaded region is below so its y<-x+3
y=2x+1 is the blue line. The shaded region is below so y<2x+1
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You would put b at -3 (put a dot there)
Move with m by going up 1, and then to the right 4 (the next dot should be at --2, 4)
connect both points with a straight line
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
5y-3=17
5y=17+3
5y=20
y=20/5
y=4
Step-by-step explanation:
x = miles ridden on Thursday
y = miles ridden on Friday
x + y = 249
y = x + 35
we can use the identity of the second equation in the first equation and solve :
x + (x + 35) = 249
2x + 35 = 249
2x = 214
x = 107 miles
y = x + 35 = 107 + 35 = 142 miles
on Thursday she rode 107 miles.
on Friday 142 miles.
