Answer:
(x, y) = (-9, -1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Start by graphing two equations on the graph through the y-intercept and the slope.
Since they have different slope, they would intercept somewhere on the graph, which you can see clearly where they intercept from the drawing I included below.
*sorry for the terrible drawing
The given question is wrong.
Question:
Which expression is equivalent to the given expression using commutative property of addition? 2(x + b) + 3(xa).
Answer:
Option C:
3(xa) + 2(x + b)
Solution:
Given expression is 2(x + b) + 3(xa).
To find the equivalent expression using commutative property of addition.
Let us first define the commutative property of addition.
a + b = b + a
You can add in any order.
Now, write the given expression using commutative property.
2(x + b) + 3(xa) = 3(xa) + 2(x + b)
Option C is the correct answer.
Hence 3(xa) + 2(x + b) equivalent expression using commutative property of addition.
It would be either A or D because it says that john has 3 rows and does not say of how many stickers...but Raj have 36 stickers and Tajika has 36 stickers and Sue Lee has 40 so it would either A or D
Answer/step-by-step explanation:
The 300/40 comes from the fact that ¾ of a 400 meter swim is 300 meters, and if you want to know how long he took to do that, you need to divide by the speed, 40 meters per minute (meters divided by meters per minute = minutes). Likewise with the 100/35—that’s the last 100 meters he swam, at the slightly slower speed.
Just to bring it all the way home, average speed is total distance divided by total time. that the total distance is 400 meters. You know the total time is 300/40 + 100/35. Average speed, then, is:
Average Speed: 
Round: 39 meters per minute
I think if wrong I'm sorry
Translate, in math, is just a fancy word for "change" or "move". We're changing (-5, 2) using x + 3 and y - 1. If the x value is -5, what is x + 3?
(-5) + 3 = -2
And for the y - 1?
(2) - 1 = 1.
Your answer is P'(-2, 1)
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