Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
we have the options
the one that is a perfect equare tinomial is:
because we can rewrite this as follows:
this is because we know that
thus
and the other options cannot be represented as a perfect square trinomial, so the correct answer is:
A) The intersection occurs at the same height 'y', so the y of each equation must be equal:
y=y implies <span>2−x = 8x+4. The solution is -2=9x, x = -2/9=2/3, and y = 20/9
(-2/9,20/9)
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B)
X | Y1 | Y2
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-3 5 -20
-2 4 -12
-1 3 -4
0 2 4
1 1 12
2 0 20
3 -1 28
C) I would draw each line with the values on the table. Where both lines cross is the intersection point. It should be (-2/9, 20/9)
9
16x9 equals 144 so 144/9 would be 16
Answer:
We need to know angle C which is (180 -123 -34) = 23°
We'll use the Law of Sines
Sine (A) / side a = Sine (B) / side b
Sine (34) / 10 = Sine (123) / side b
0.55919 / 10 = 0.83867 / side b
10 * .83867 / .55919 = side b
side b (or line AC) = 14.998
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1) -3 x 3=-9
2) -3x-3=9
3)20x5=100
4) 21x-3=-63
5) -2x3x-4=24
note: negative x positive= negative
negative x negative=positive
positive x positive= positive
Step-by-step explanation:
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