Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
on the left of the equation, (6^4)^-5 = 6^-20
the right side you add the exponents so it would be (-7-3) =-10
so it would be 6^-10, which is greater than 6^-20
Answer:
No solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
Given two linear equations in slope-intercept form with same slopes but different y-intercepts.
To find the number of solutions,we can get for this system of equations.
Solution:
The slopes of two lines say and are related as:
only when the lines are parallel or if both are equations of same line.
And since the y-intercept of given lines are different, so we can conclude that the equations are of two different lines that are parallel to each other.
Thus the given system of linear equations with same slope but different y-intercepts will have no solution as the given lines are parallel to each other and hence would never meet.
The slope cannot be found when only one co-ordinate is given.
One may assume the line is vertical or horizontal
This answer is ambiguous
Answer:
I woulda said B too...
Step-by-step explanation:
You didn’t post part b so this makes no sense nobody can help you if you didn’t post part b because we need it for the equation