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Remember, the y-intercept of a line is where the graph touches the y-axis.
Let’s look at our graph.
Also, remember that y-intercepts always have an x-coordinate of 0.
So, the y-intercept of the line is
(0, 2)
We can also write this as 2.
Therefore, the y-intercept of this line is 2. (Answer)
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Answer:
k = -4
Step-by-step explanation:
Given system of equations are,
-3x-3y = h
-4x + ky = 10
We have to find the values of h and k such that system of equations has no solution.
The standard form of system of equation in two variables can be given by,
And condition for the system of equations has no solution is given by,
So, by comparing the standard form of equations with given equations, the condition such that system has no solution can be written as,
=> k = -4
and
So, the value of h and k for above given system of equations is
and k = -4.
Answer:
The value of x should be 5 because 5×2=10
So firstly, you want to multiply both sides by (x-2)(x+2) since it is the LCM, or lowest common multiplier. Your equation will look like this:
Next, you can cancel out the denominators on 3/x+2 and 4/x-2 on the left side:
Next, foil:
Next, combine like terms:
Next, add x + 14 on both sides:
Next, replace x with -5x + 6x:
Next, factor 5x^2-5x and 6x-6 separately. Make sure that both factors have the same quantity within the parentheses:
With this, we can rewrite it as From here, we solve for x in (5x+6) and (x-1) separately and setting them to zero.
In short, x = -1.2, 1.