First, you need to isolate the x in the first equation.
-x + 5y = 1
Subtract 5y from both sides, leaving you with the following equation:
-x = 1-5y
Because you are trying to solve for positive x and not negative x, you need to make x positive. Therefore you divide both sides by -1. In Algebra, when 1 is the coefficient of the variable, it is not shown, but it is still there. The new equation will be the following: x = 5y-1
Now you just need to substitute the x within the second equation for the x equation we just solved for.
Therefore, the right answer will be 2(5y-1)+4y= -4. Now, all you have to do is choose the answer that states exactly that, which is the first choice.
Answer:
what are the options? I'll say it in the comments
Answer:
y=1/3x-4
Step-by-step explanation:
the slope-intercept format of the line is y=mx+b, where m is the slope and b is the y intercept.
we are given the slope (1/3) and the y intercpet (-4).
substitute the numbers into the equation
y=1/3x-4
the answer is y=1/3x-4
hope this helps!
Answer:
B, C and I think D
Step-by-step explanation:
Addition is the correct answer.
x^2 is the part where you get the second degree term. If you add x^2+x^2 you get 2x^2. If you subtract x^2-x^2 you get 0. If you multiply x^2*x^2 you get x^4, which is a fourth degree term