Answer:
The slope of the given line and a line parallel to it is 5/2.
Step-by-step explanation:
Explanation:
Given:
5
x
−
2
y
=
11
is the standard form of a linear equation.
A line parallel to this line has the same slope. To determine the slope, solve for
y
to change the equation to slope-intercept form:
y=mx+b, where: m is the slope and b is they intercept.5x−2y=11
Subtract 5x from both sides. −2y=−5x+11
Divide both sides by −2. y=−5/−2x+11/2
Simplify. y=5/2 x −11/2
The slope of the given line and a line parallel to it is 5/2.
.
Domain x = no solution
Minimum (-8,7)
Vertical intercept (0,71)
what is that please explain
D I’m pretty sure because 8 times itself = 64
A=48
b=144
c=-84
First, you simplify the second equation by multiplying 6 to 2x and 6 to 7. Then, you get the two equations, (4x-2) times (12x+42). You then use the FOIL method, multiplying 4x to 12x, 4x to 42, -2 to 12x, then -2 to 42. Simplify. Then number before x squared is your a value, value before x is b, and the value without x is c.
