Answer:
x = y - 6
Step-by-step explanation:
y = x + 6 (Given)
y - 6 = x (Subtracted 6 on both sides)
Assuming the base is the width, V = 6
First we simplify like terms:
4x-2x+1/2-5/7=1/2-x
2x-3/14=1/2-x
Then you add x to both sides to get everything with the variables together.
3x-3/14=1/2
Finally, you add 3/14 to both sides for the same reason.
3x=10/14 (simplifies to 5/7)
Then we divide by 3 to get x alone.
x=5/21
Answer:
the origin is point (0,0) where the two lines meet
It's not in a quadrant
The horizontal line (----) is the x-axis and the vertical line ( | ) is the y- axis
these split the graph into 4 parts, called quadrants.
They're usually labelled in roman numerals (I, II, III, IV)
Quadrant I is the top right
they're labelled counter-clockwise from there so
Quadrant II is the top left
Quadrant III is the bottom left and
Quadrant IV is the bottom right
