Find the difference
5/6-3/4 (you have to get the same denominators by multiply the individual fractions)
(5/6)*2 and (3/4)*3 to get a denominator of 12
10/12-9/12 (subtract numerators, leave denominator)
=1/12 which is the answer
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If you can manipulate the two equations so that they have exactly the same coefficients (e. g., 3x + 4y = 8 and 2x + 4y = 8), then you conclude that the two lines coincide (overlap), and that there are thus infinitely many solutions.
Answer:
The most t-shirts that he can buy is 3
Step-by-step explanation:
He has $50 and needs to have $10 for lunch. So take away the money for lunch and that leaves you with $40. Each t-shirt cost $12 so $40 divided by $12 is 3.333333333. But you can't buy a part of a t-shirt you the most t-shirt you can buy is 3
Answer:
First, we put the values of the given point into the general equation, giving:
0 = m * -1 + b .......(1)
Now plug in the given value of m into equation (1), giving:
0 = 2 + b ........(2)
Solving equation (2), we find that b = -2.
Now we can write the required equation as:
y = -2x - 2
