The coefficient C-term is 1 in problem. The coefficient is the number before the variable of said equation. Example, the coefficient of X for thus problem 4x-4y is 4 the number BEFORE the variable, never variable itself it won’t ever be 4x
<u>y = 3x - 2</u>
-- The ' 3 ' is the slope. If you double it to ' 6 ', the line is steeper.
-- The ' -2 ' is the y-intercept. If you double it to ' -4 ', the line crosses the y-axis lower.
Choice <u>(a)</u> says that . . . "... steeper, and lower y-intercept".
Answer:
Stewhapt
rectangles-by-step explanation:
A= 0,-3
D= -4,-3
C= 0,4
B= 3,3
Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
5.03709
4.923935
√17
√12
