Answer:
I think no. Because degree is the sum all variables in first equation degree. Is14 but second equation degree not 14.
<span> When you want the x </span>intercepts<span> (x,0):. Set y=0 then solve for x</span>
Standard form is
ax+by=c
where a,b,c are integers
y+3=1/4x
timesboth sides by 4
4y+12=x
minus x both sides
-x+4y+12=0
minus 12 both sides
-x+4y=-12
(I like x to be positive so)
times both sides by -1
1x-4y=12
a=1
b=-4
c=12
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
you would get c alone so you subtract 5 to the other side
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