I think it's to late, but...
Just turn the second equation into y equals mx plus b form
Then graph both equations
Pretty easy so far
After graphing them, you just have to find where they intersect, and that is your answer.
If they're parrallel, then there is no solution.
If it's the same line, then it's many solutions.
HOPE THIS HELPED
The answer is (4)(x)(x) because it’s 4 times 2 x’s
Answer:
6/21, 12/42
Step-by-step explanation:
Mary spends no more than 21 hours a week doing homework. If she spends 2/7 of the time doing her math homework.
The number of hours she spends doing her maths homework is calculated as:
= 2/7 × 21
= 6 hours
The other fractions that could represent the amount of time Mary spends doing her math homework is given as:
6 hours/21 hours = 6/21
Also , that could be represented as:
12/42
Therefore, the other fractions that could represent the amount of time Mary spends doing her math homework is : 6/21 , 12/42
B=1/4
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