<h3>I'll teach you how to solve (1/5x-4+2y)+(2/5x+5-4y)</h3>
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(1/5x-4+2y)+(2/5x+5-4y)
Remove parentheses:
1/5x-4+2y + 2/5x+5-4y
Group like terms:
1/5x+2/5x+2y-4y-4+5
Add similar elements:
3/5x+2y-4y-4+5
Add similar elements:
3/5x-2y-4+5
Multiply:
3x/5-2y-4+5
Add subtract the numbers:
3x/5+1-2y
Your Answer Is 3x/5+1-2y
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19/2 = 19 divided by 2 = 9.5
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
On a graph, any line that is horizontal has a slope of zero. Try any points and and plug them into the slope formula equation
(Y2-Y1/X2-X1).
The answer will always be zero.
I noticed that this equation is in slope-intercept form (y = mx + b). M = the slope of the line, B = the y-intercept.
If the line is translated (fancy, fancy, talk for MOVED) up. The Y-intercept would change positive (because it is moved up) by four.
4 + 4 equals...well, 8.
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