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3 years ago

Please help! Brainliest! Also if you leave a dumb answer i WILL report you :)

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2 answers:

Vadim26 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

It is C because I can plot all those points and they are still on the blue line. If you don't believe me, plug them in to y=-3/2x+2, (-4,8 plugged in would look like this 8=-3/2(-4)+2 just plug the x and y coordinates in) and they will be correct.

Hope this helps plz hit the crown:D

zmey [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

X can be any real number, there are a lot of solutions for y = -3/2x+2 so the answer is not C or D

for a given x,y can only be y=-3/2*x+2 not any value y so the answer is not A

Since for a given x,y can only be y=-3/2*x+2 the solutions will be ~x,y = -3/2*x+2) or ~x, -3/2*x+2~ for all real numbers

Hope I helped

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3 years ago

Whoever gets it right can have brainliest, but answer ASAP!

Scilla [17]

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Let's start by breaking down the problem.

This is how it should look. ↓

$60$ ÷ $20$ ⇒ $+ 3$ ⇒ $x * 5^2$

What does that <em>x</em> mean? <em>x</em> is just a substituted value for the first 2 equations.

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$60$ ÷ $20$ $= 3$

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$3 + 3 = 6$

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$5^2~or~5 * 5 = 25$