Answer:
(4,2). DEPENDENT
Step-by-step explanation:
As each equation consist on two variable, both can be represented graphically on a cartesian plane. First, each expression is rewritten in explicit form:
(red line) and 
(blue line)
By the resource of graphing software, the solution is (4,2). The representation is presented below as attachment. As solution exists, both expression are linearly DEPENDENT.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:Given Equation of line has slope m=-3/2
So the line passing through (4,6) has the same slope because both are parallel
From slope intercept form we have
y-y1=m(x-x1)
y-6=-3/2(x-4)
y-6=-3/2x +3/2(4)
y=-3/2x+12
2y=-3x+24
X=5 if that's what you were asking for
<span>3down votefavorite1Find minimum and maximum value of function <span>f(x,y)=3x+4y+|x−y|</span> on circle<span>{(x,y):<span>x2</span>+<span>y2</span>=1}</span>I used polar coordinate system. So I have <span>x=cost</span> and <span>y=sint</span> where <span>t∈[0,2π)</span>.Then i exploited definition of absolute function and i got:<span>h(t)=<span>{<span><span>4cost+3sintt∈[0,<span>π4</span>]∪[<span>54</span>π,2π)</span><span>2cost+5sintt∈(<span>π4</span>,<span>54</span>π)</span></span></span></span>Hence i received following critical points (earlier i computed first derivative):<span>cost=±<span>45</span>∨cost=±<span>2<span>√29</span></span></span>Then i computed second derivative and after all i received that in <span>(<span>2<span>√29</span></span>,<span>5<span>√29</span></span>)</span> is maximum equal <span>√29</span> and in <span>(−<span>45</span>,−<span>35</span>)</span> is minimum equal <span>−<span>235</span></span><span>
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