Here x=3
so, putting 3 instead of x
Answer:
2, 4, and 5
Step-by-step explanation:
There are three states that a system of linear equations can be in. Intersecting, parallel, and overlapping. Intersecting results in one solution, parallel results in none, and overlapping makes all solutions that are on the line correct. The question says that there are infinite solutions, so it must be overlapping. We can immediately rule out the first one because only points that lie on the line can be solutions. Since we know that the system has all of the solutions shown, 2 has to be true. 3 is the same idea. When you plug the x value (20) into the equation, you get the y value (58) meaning that it must be true. 5 is stated above.
The base is 30.
Hopefully I got this correct, not 100%
I THINK the answer is compatible numbers.............. but I'm pretty sure it is compatible numbers
The correct answer is B.
Explanation
Since each interval mark is 1/4 of a unit, we will write this as 0.25. For the first point, 4 interval marks to the left of the y-axis makes it a negative number; 4(0.25) = 1; this makes the x-coordinate of this point -1. 2 interval marks above the x-axis makes it positive; 2(0.25) = 0.5; this makes the y-coordinate 0.5. This makes the first ordered pair (-1, 0.5).
The second point is on the y-axis. This makes the x-coordinate 0. It is 5 intervals above the x-axis; this makes it positive. 5(0.25) = 1.25 will be the y-coordinate, making the point (0, 1.25).
The third point is 3 intervals to the right of the y-axis; this makes it positive, and 3(0.25)=0.75 for the x-coordinate. It is 3 intervals below the x-axis; this makes it negative, and 3(0.25) = 0.75, making the y-coordinate -0.75. This puts the third point at (0.75, -0.75).
