Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The horizontal asymtote is when there are no solutions for x, so it is when y = -10.
This is because when y = -10, 0.8^x must be 0, but this is impossible. You can test this by trying 4^x/5^x. It will get super small, but never 0.
I'm pretty sure it's: 5x + 2y = –14
E+14 is 100000000000000, so 1.783864 times that is 178386400000000
Answer:
x = -6
Step-by-step explanation:
(2x/3) + 10 = (x/5) + (36/5)
15*[(2x/3) + 10 = (x/5) + (36/5)] <em>[Multiply both sides by 15 in order to convert the fractions to whole numbers]</em>
(15/3)*2x +15*10 = (15/5)x + (15/5)*36
5*2x + 150 = 3x + 3*36
10x +150 = 3x + 108
7x = -42
x = -6
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<u>Check:</u>
Does (2x/3) + 10 = (x/5) + (36/5) work for x = -6?
(2(-6)/3) + 10 = (-6/5) + (36/5) ?
-4 + 10 = (30/5) ?
6 = 6 YES
