Answer:
Final graph is attached.
Solution is x=2, y=3
Step-by-step explanation:
As we have to solve by graphing to let's graph y=2x-1 first.
we are free to plug any number for x say x=0 and x=2
when x=0 then y=2x-1 changes to
y=2(0)-1=0-1=-1
Hence point is (0,-1)
Similarly
when x=2 then y=2x-1 changes to
y=2(2)-1=4-1=3
Hence point is (2,3).
Now we graph both points (0,-1) and (2,3) then join them by a straight line.
We repeat exactly same process for other line y=-x+5 and get points (0,5) and (2,3)
Now graph both to see the intersection point of both lines
We see that both lines intersect at point (2,3)
<u>Hence final answer is (2,3) or we can also write x=2, y=3.</u>
Answer:
We use scientific notation as sometimes numbers are so so big, that it becomes inconvenient for us to write the actual number.
Step-by-step explanation:
For example, if you have 9 billion of something, you wouldn't want to write those 9 zeroes all the time.
When writing in scientific notation we count the number of decimal places to when we have one non-zero integer to the right of the decimal place. We then write that number and multiply it by ten to the number of decimal places you counted earlier.
e.g. 4.8 X 10^7
5 1/2 - u = 9/4 U= 13/4
Basically you have to get the variable (u) by itself. Doing this by doing the opposite of what it’s doing to both sides of the equation.
(C)chemical makeup and how they can be used sounds like the most logical answer choice
