The question asks which x-value gives the same y-value for both equations, so if you need the ys to be equal, you can set both equations equal to each other, giving you 6x-16=3x-10. Now, solve for x. 6x-16=3x-10, subtract 3x and add 16, 3x=6, divide 3, x=2. Your answer is x=2.
Answer:
60
Step-by-step explanation:
Substitute 50 for y in the formula
5x+10y=800
5x+10*50=800
5x+500=800
5x=800-500
5x=300
x=300/5
x=60
B. If Karl runs 1 mi, then he runs 5280 ft.
If A then B and if B then C, then A-->C
Answer:
5^3 y^5
125 y^5
Step-by-step explanation:
5y^3/(5y)^-2
Distribute the exponent in the denominator
5y^3/(5 ^-2 y^-2)
A negative exponent in the denominator brings it to the numerator
5y^3 5 ^2 y^2
Combine like terms
5 * 5^2 * y^3 5^2
We know that a^b * a^c = a^(b+c)
5^(1+2) * y^( 3+2)
5^3 y^5
125 y^5
tan( tehta ) = 2/3
Sin( tetha ) = 2/√13
tan( tetha ) + Sin( tetha ) = 2/3 + 2/√13
= 2√13 + 6 / 3√13
