First let's find the slope
Slope formula:
Given the two coordinates:
(-4,-7) (3,2)
x1,y1 x2,y2
Plug these numbers into the formula
In this case the mistake that was made was that the student wrote the slope negative instead of positive
Final answer:
<span>y-2=9/7(x-3)</span>
Hi , the answer is -1 , because -1 is the number that is closest to zero.
We are given the system of equations -:
Since the second equation is y-isolated equation. It can be substituted as y = 6x+22 in the first equation.
Expand 3 in the expression so we can combine like terms and isolate x-variable.
Then combine like terms.
Get rid of 66 from the left side by subtracting both sides by itself.
To finally isolate the variable, divide both sides by 20 so we can leave x only on the left side.
Simplify to the simplest form.
Normally, we have to find the y-value too but since we only find x-value. The answer is x = -4.
Answer
I hope this helps! If you have any questions or doubts regarding my answer, explanation or system of equations, feel free to ask!
A=42
C=90
B=48
We can reason that C will be equal to 90 since it is the right angle. So to find B we have to subtract 90 from 180 to get 90 then subtract 42 to get 48
B=48 degrees
