This statment only works for linear systems because in non-linear systems it is okay to have more than one soultion
but if the system is linear than you can define it by it two soultions or in other words it takes two points to form a line and if two lines pass through the same points then you can define them by those point and they are the same line


7) You have the opposite. You need the adjacent.



x = 7.79289... =
<h2>7.8</h2><h2 />
8) You have the hypotenuse. You need the Opposite.


x = sin37 × 13
x = 7.8235... =
<h2>7.8</h2><h2 />
9) You have the hypotenuse. You need the opposite.


x = sin59 × 11
x = 9.4288.... =
<h2>9.4</h2><h2 />
10) You have the hypotenuse. You need the opposite.


x = sin53 × 11
x = 8.7459.... =
<h2>8.7</h2>
<span>If Dingane has $8.00, and thirty percent of that money is from five cent coins, then 8 x 0.3 = $2.40 of Dingane's money is made of five cent coins. In this case the number of five cent coins is the number of cents divided by five: 240/5 = 48. Therefore, Dingane has forty-eight five-cent coins.</span>
8, 8 2/7, 26/3, 8.8
(You have to change 8 2/7 to 8.28 and 26/3 to 8.66
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Here we have the following rational function:

So the graph of this function is shown in the First Figure below. Let's define another function which is a parent function:

Whose graph is shown in the second figure below. So we can get the graph of f from the graph of g this way:
Step 1. Shift the graph 3 units to the left:

Step 2. Shift the graph 2 units down:

Finally, the features of the graph of f are:
The graph of this function comes from the parent function g and the transformations are:
- A shifting 3 units to the left