-2x+y=5
x-3y=-30 so you can multiply the bottom equation by 2 you'll get 2x-6y=-60
-2x+y=5
2x-6y=-60 And subtract the equations. You'll get -5y=-55 y=11. Plug it in to one of the original equations. -2x+(11)=5
-2x=-6 so x=3
y=11 and x=3
When you write it as an inequality you get x + 4 > 13
The value of the expression -2xy for x = -4.7 and y = 0.2 is 1.88. Thus option number 3 is correct.
<u>Solution:</u>
We have been given an expression that is -2xy and have been asked to find its value for the given values of x and y
The given values of x and y are -4.7 and 0.2 respectively.
To find the value of the expression for the given values of x and y we substitute the values of x and y in the given expression and solve it as follows:
Given expression = -2xy

Hence the option number 3 is correct.
Answer:
-8/15
Step-by-step explanation:
The decimal is -0.53 if you need that also
Answer:
x-intercept(s): (3,0) and (-7,0)
(y intercepts- (0,-21)
Step-by-step explanation: