Answer: The equation in slope-intercept form is y=2x-11
Step-by-step explanation: Slope-intercept is y=mx+b where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept. To find the slope, you find the difference between the y values divided by the difference between the x values. -5-(-9) = 4, and 3-1 is 2. 4/2 is 2, so m = 2. Since the slope is 2, it states for every x you move on the right you move 2 up. But we are trying to get the y-intercept, so x = 0. We are subtracting 1 in our x value, so we move 2 downwards. We subtract 2 from -9 which gives us -11, which is our y-intercept.
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Answer:
-9+x=-20
Step-by-step explanation:
I am not so positive on this one, but if you are not doing inequalities, then this should be correct.
"More than" would insinuate that you are adding. In this class, you would have a number to replace that x, but since no number was given, you place the x in its place. x=-11, because when you "add" -9 with something to get -20, it would have to be -11. Negative numbers can be confusing because when you subtract a negative number by another negative, you end up with a negative. Like in this case. Normally, you would just put -11, so it would look like -9 - 11 = -20. But since this says "more than", unless you are doing inequalities, you add.
If you are doing inequalities, then your answer should be this:
-9 > x = -20
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-No one
1/27
1/27
125
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that,
a - b = 3
9^(1/2b) /3^a = 3^(2/2b) /3^a
= 3^b/3^a
= 3^(b-a)
= 3^(-3)
= 27^(-1)
= 1/27
27^(1/3b) /9^(1/2a) = 3^(3/3b) /3^(2/2a)
= 3^b/3^a
= 3^(b-a)
= 3^(-3)
= 27^(-1)
= 1/27
125^(1/3a) /25^(1/2b) = 5^(3/3a) /5^(2/2b)
= 5^a/5^b
= 5^(a- b)
= 5^3
= 125
3 to the negative second power is written like this:

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When simplifying an expression with a negative exponent, you take a positive version of the exponent, in this case that would be 2, and apply that to the base.
After doing that, we have 9.
The next step is to put one over that number.
In this case, now after doing that the answer is

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