Y = -2x + 6
I think this is it
I'm just gonna assume that 6/3 and 1/2 are fractions.
First you have to find common denominators for the fractions to be added.
The first common denominator divisible by both the denominators is 6.
So 2x3=6 and 1x3=3
and 3x2+6 and 6x2+12
so that would be 12/6 + 3/6
Then you would proceed to add both of the numerators together which are 12 and 3.
To get a total of 15/6. You can also simplify that into a mixed number 2 1/2.
-3^3=9
18-9+3•2
9+3•2
12•2
24
The answer would be <QRZ
Since you are looking for an angle congruent to <UQR using the alternate interior angles theorem, interior suggests that the angle must be inside the parallel lines, se we can get rid of options <WRT and <TRZ since they are exterior angles
Furthermore, in the alternate interior angles theorem, the two angles must be alternate or opposite of each other which would show that the only possible answer would be <QRZ
hope this helped!
Answer: add over and over again
Step-by-step explanation:How do you get from 0 to 3? you add 3 to 0. Then, how do you get from 3 to 8? you add another 3 but then you a 2 too, so then 8. Lastly, my last example, how to get from 8 to 15. You take five, and then add 2 to it and add that number(then number you get when you add 5+1), 7 to 8.
