Answer:
A. Point D could be the image of B.
D is up and to the right of B, so yes. Select choice A
B. Point C could be the image of A.
C is below A, so no
C. Point E could be the image of C.
E is up and to the right from C so yes, Select choice C
D. Point D could be the image of A.
D is down and to the right of A so no.
E. Point E could be the image of B.
E is up and to the right of B so yes. Select choice E
F. Point C could be the image of E.
No C is down and to the left of E.
Answers: A C E
Step-by-step explanation:
Y=3x-5
Y=5/4x+3/4
The solution to the equations is in the picture
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
There are several ways to do this. The first, which I personally think is the quickest way without having to do too much math or rearranging the equation is to simply pick random points for x and solve for y.
For instance, you might try -2 for x.
- ( - 2)^2 - 4 ( - 2) - 3
= - 4 + 8 - 3
= 1
So one of your points would be (-2, 1)
Then you might choose, say, -3 for x. And after that, -1 for x. If you want to graph even more points after those (the more points, the more accurate your graph), choose -4 and 0 for x. Simply put it into the equation and find y. Then graph.
Answer:
X=6
Step-by-step explanation:
Turning the question into a formulae
2X + 5 > 16; and 2X + 5 < 29
Let’s start by calculating the lower limit
2X + 5 = 16
X = (16–5)/2
X = 11/2 = 5.5
X > 5.5
The lowest value of X is infinitesimally close to 5.5, but greater than 5.5.
