Part 1We are given

. This can be rewritten as

.
Therefore, a=1, b=-18, c=0.
Using the quadratic formula

The values of x are
Part 2Since the values of y change drastically for every equal interval of x, the function cannot be linear. Therefore, the kind of function that best suits the given pairs is a
quadratic function. Part 3.The first equation is

.
The second equation is

.
We have

Factoring, we have

Equating both factors to zero.

When the value of x is 6, the value of y is

When the value of x is -3, the value of y is

Therefore, the solutions are (6,38) or (-3,11)
24% is the probity sorry just need points
The number is 66.
Solution:
Let the number be x.
To find the number x using given conditions.
Start with the last condition.
It is less than 7 times 8 + 23 = 7 × 8 + 23 = 79
So, the number is less than 79 which implies x < 79.
Using condition (4),
It is greater than 5 times 4 = 5 × 4 = 20
So, the number is greater than 79 which implies x > 20.
Combining condition (4) and (7), we get 20 < x < 79.
Using condition (3) and (5),
The number is a multiple of 11 and 6.
The number which is multiplied by both 11 and 6 is 66, 132, ...
But here x lies between 20 < x < 79.
So x = 66.
66 is not odd number and the sum of the digits is divisible by 2.
Therefore condition (1) and (2) also satisfied.
Hence the number is 66.
Because it’s an equalacteral it should be 60
Y = -1/2x - 6......u have a slope of -1/2....u have a y int of -6 or (0,-6)
the x int can be found by subbing in 0 for y and solving for x
0 = -1/2x - 6
1/2x = -6
x = -6 * 2
x = -12.....so ur x int is -12 or (-12,0)
so go ahead and plot ur intercepts.....(0,-6) and (-12,0)...well...u cant really plot ur x axis because ur graph is not big enough....so start at (0,-6)...and I know the slope is -1/2....and u would usually start at (-12,0)...but that is not on the graph....so start at (0.-6)....and go up 1 and to the left 2, plot that point....then up 1 and to the left 2...plot that point......u would eventually cross the x axis at (-12,0).
or u could just go to desmos....its a graphing calculator...and see for urself