Answer:
x intercept: 15/8 and yintercerpt is 3/2
Step-by-step explanation:
to find y intercept you have to put equation in standard form.
10y=-8x+15
y=--4/5x+3/2
x intercept is when y=0, so we plug in 0
0=-4/5x+3/2
4/5x=3/2
x=15/8
3/5x-5
I believe this is the expression that is described.
The point-slope form of the equation of the line is:
(y - y1) = m (x - x1)
So, (y + 2) = - 1/3 (x - 4) in the point-slope form is:
[y - (-2) ] = (-1/3) [ x - 4 ]
You must, then realize that the line passes through the point (4,-2) and its slope is - 1 /3.
That slope, -1 / 3, means that the function is decresing (because the slope is negative), and it decreases one unit when x increases 3 units.
Now you can fill in the blanks in this way:
Plot the point (4, -2), move 1 unit down, and 3 units over to find the next point on the line.
Answer:
The proposed equation is solved as follows:
2X + 7 = 21
2X = 21 - 7
2X = 14
X = 14 / 2
X = 7
The value of X is 7.
A first degree equation is an algebraic equation in which each term is either a constant or a product of a fixed term on a single variable. Therefore, this equation is a first degree one, since it only has a single variable, which is X.
