Answer: е) Step-by-step explanation: we know the coordinates of the points so we can easily determine which function this is To begin with, let's take any two points with an integer coordinates let these be two points with coordinates (1 ; 4) and (0 ; 3) Now let's check
and all other options except option e are incorrect because
My father taught me a method that I call, 'throwing some thing over the wall'. There is a sample equation for the first picture that shows you how it works. It's a great way to help isolate the variable and I hope that it works for you. The second picture contains the answers I got through the use of this method. I'm sorry for the messy handwriting; I was on a bus.
No. When you plug in x and y you get 2=3
I think that's the element on the second row and the first column which is 15.