I would make the equation have both of your variables on the same side:
0.1x+y=1
Then I would use the cover-up method and say that
x-intercept= 10
y-intercept= 1
*Cover-Up Method: If you were finding the X-intercept, you would just ignore the y variable and divide your whole number by x.
In this case the whole number is 1. 1/0.1=10
Vice Versa with finding the Y-intercept
Answer:
Equation=$140+$85=$225
Step-by-step explanation:
If she sold her bike for $140 less than she paid for it, and she sold it for $85, you add 140 to 85 to get out much she paid for. To check your answer do 225-140=85.
Seven divided by eight is 0.88 or 0.875
<span>the x is supposed to represent the amount of miles driven in that car and the numbers in the paranthesis are supposed to be the price of the car or rental cost</span>
Millie will have to pay the $20 back, and as she already has no money, she's now $20 in debt
