Answer:
Yes you are.
Step-by-step explanation:
Try out all of your options by filling the the x and y values from each option. You can use either of the two equations to solve
1) 2(2)+3(3) does not equal 5
2) 2(3)+3(2) does not equal 5
3) 2(3)+3(-2) does not equal 5
4) 2(-2)+3(3) equals 5
4.5) Double check your answer by doing the same thing for the second equation // 3(-2)+2(3) does equal zero.
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answer: 32, 72
question 6
angle PQR and 148 are supplementary angles, so they add up to 180
PQR + 148 = 180
PQR = 180 - 148 = 32
question 7
in triangle RTS, all three angles must add up to 180
angle R = angle PQR = 32
angle S = 180 - 104 = 76 (because of supplementary angles)
angle T = angle RTS (we need to find this)
32 + 76 + angle RTS = 180
angle RTS = 72
