Answer:
x=3 and y=2
Step-by-step explanation:
These equations line up quite nicely, so let's use the elimination method.
x+y=5
+ x-y=1
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2x=6.
Now that we added the two equations together, we only have x as a variable to solve. We now divide 2 from both sides
x=3.
Now we take our 3 and substitute it into one of the equations. I want to put it in the first one.
3+y=5.
We subtract 3 from both sides to get y=2.
We end up with the answers x=3 and y=2. If you plug them in to check, they make sense. 3+2=5 and 3-2=1. This answer is proven to be correct.
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Answer:
i got 2808 in3 which wasn't on the list and i was extremely confused, i redid the problem multiple times and got the same answer, i used a calculator AND searched of the web, it still gave me the same answer, if those are the only options something might be wrong, the answer should be 2808 in3.
Answer:
It's a function that associates a real number x with a positive real number using the flowing definition: If the number is not negative (so either positive or 0) the absolute value is x. If x is negative, the absolute value is -x.
This means that to find the absolute value of x you must first determine if x is negative or not, and if it is, multiply it by -1. If it isn't, leave it as it is.
Since the absolute value is a function (of a given number), you can't just plot that number in the number line but the function (so in this case absolute value must be taken first.
The absolute value of x is never negative, so given the absolute value of x we can't determinate if x was positive or negative (if x =/ 0) before the absolute value was taken.
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Answer: A = 6 x 7 </h3>
Explanation:
The area of a parallelogram is equal to base times height.
The base and height are always perpendicular to one another. Usually the base is horizontal along the ground (if not then you'd need to rotate your paper until it is, but that step is optional).
The base is 6 meters and the height is 7 meters.
Therefore, area = base x height = 6 x 7
The side of 11 meters is not used at all. It's likely put in there as a distraction.
