Answer:
No, It is rational
Step-by-step explanation:
An number with a finite number of decimal point/numbers can be rational unlike numbers that repeat on forever like the number pi
Since x=-3y+5, substitute x for -3y+5.
2(-3y+5)+8y=4
Distribute.
-6y+10+8y= 4
2y+10= 4
Subtract 10 on both sides.
2y=-6
Divide by 2.
y=-3
Plug in y=-3.
x=-3(-3)+5
x= 9+5
x=14
(14,-3)
We can check this.
2(14)+8(-3)=4
28-24=4
4=4 <== this works
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
368,743 /368,753 /459,156/530,076/796,154 from smallest to biggest
Answer:
n=0.4
Step-by-step explanation:
10:4=5:2
to make 5 as 1, we will divide both 5 and 2 by 5
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:
=1:n</h3><h3>therefore, n=
= 0.4</h3><h3 /><h3> </h3>
- Subtraction can be thought of as the inverse operation of addition, OR as addition itself, if you look at it as adding a negative number.
- The number line allows us to interpret subtraction (or addition of a negative) geometrically; we can view it as a movement to the left on the number line with a distance equal to the number being subtracted.
- Lastly, the value of any expression a - b (where a and b are real numbers) is determined by the relative sizes of the numbers. If a > b, then a - b > 0 (a positive result). If b > a, then a - b < 0 (a negative result.
