There are 3 methods to solve this. elimination substitution and graphing but i am going to use the elimination method.
x+2y=17
<u> x-y =2
</u> 0+3y =15 ( subtracted down to eliminate the x)( x-x=0, 2y-(-y)=3y, and 17-2=15)
3y=15 (divide both sides by 3 to solve for y)
y=5
<u>substitute the y=5 in any of the above equations and solve for x
ie... ( </u>meaning where you find y in the equation, u replace it with a 5)
it will be easier to solve for x in (x-y=2) so i will use that one.
x-(5)=2 ( add 5 on both sides to solve for x)
x=7
Answer:
a. [-3, 4]
b. (-inf, -3]
c. [4, inf)
Step-by-step explanation:
Our intervals will represent the x-values
We know that since there's an arrow pointing to the left of the line that it goes on infinitely
Same thing when the arrow is going to the right
Then we can just looking at the x-values on the graph for the intervals where it starts and stops
Hope this helps
Best of luck
I don't see any choices so I am going to give you what I think the answer would be. The rule would be 3x. That would be you could plug any number in and they would give you the sequence. Example:
x = 1
x times 3 = 3.
We could even find future things like:
x = 10
x times 10 = 30.
If we were doing it based on the algebraic expression it would be "multiplication" because we are multiplying. Hope this helped. :)
Answer:C
Step-by-step explanation:
