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It's A
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A radical equation is an equation in which a variable (ex. x, y, a, v) is under a radical sign. The only equation that has a variable under a radical (x) is the second option. There is an x next to the 2 under the radical.
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17/20
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Answer:
10(10)
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m : the slope of the line.
( x, y ) : any point on the line.
( x1, y1 ) : a given point on the line.
