Y = 4+3x
2x+1 = y
Rewrite as two systems of equations.
3x - y = -4
2x - y = -1
Now use the substitution method to find the point of intersection.
You can also graph both equations on the same xy-plane using your graphing calculator to find the desired point.
" · " - times
" + " - sum
n - a number
0.5n - half a number
10 · (0.5n + 6) = 8 |use distributive property
(10)(0.5n) + (10)(6) = 8
5n + 60 = 8 |substract 60 from both sides
5n = -52 |divide both sides by 5
n = -10.4
Answer: x = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
2(x+1)=10
Distributive properties
a*(b+c)=(a*b)+(a*c)
Using distributive properties
Then
2*(x+1)=(2*x)+(2*1)
2*(x+1)=2x+2
Now, commutative properties
a*b=b*a
Addition is cumulative
a+(-b)=(-b)+a
Therefore applying to 2x+2
2x+2+(-2)=2x+(-2)+2
Then, applying to the equation
2x+2+(-2)=10+(-2), +×-=-
2x+2 -2=10-2
2x=8
Using division properties
ax=b
If a is none zero
Then ax/a=b/a
Therefore x=b/a
Applying that to 2x=8
2x=8. Divide both side by 2 which is none zero
2x/2= 8/2
x=4
Option B
Subtraction Property of equality
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Answer:
https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/trig-solving-sas-triangles.html
Step-by-step explanation:
2nd option I’m pretty sure but it’s been awhile since I took this math
