Answee:
We have these two equations:
-2x +4y =-22
2x + 8y -26
We need to try to get the same number multiplying both x or y, I think we can make the 2 of the first equation negative, for that, we multiply all the equation by -1:
2x + 8y =-26 ---- -2x - 8y =26
Now we have this:
-2x +4y = -22
-2x -8y = 26
Now e substract both equations:
-2x - (-2x) +4y -(-8y) = -22-26
12y = -48
Y = -48/12 = -4
And we replace to get x
-2x + 4y = -22
-2x +4*(-4)=-22
-2x - 16 = -22
x= -6/-2 =3
Answer:
2√15
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
A fraction exponent can be represented using a radical. The base number is the number in the radical. The numerator of the fraction is the exponent inside the radical. The denominator is the type of radical.
To write an exponent in radical form , the denominator, or index goes in front of the radical, and the numerator goes inside of the radical. We raise the base to the power of the numerator
4 2/3
∛4².
Hope this helps :)
Angle B is 105 degrees, or answer B
