(1,2)(4,-1)
slope = (y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1)
slope = (-1 - 2) / (4 - 1) = -3/3 = -1
the slope is -1......I am not sure of the mistake.....unless she just added (-1 - 2) and got 3 instead of -3.......or when dividing -3/3....she maybe forgot about the negative sign
we have
<u>Statements</u>
<u>case A)</u> The graph is a straight line.
The statement is True
Because, this is a linear equation (see the attached figure)
<u>case B)</u> The line passes through the origin.
The statement is False
Because the point 
is not a solution of the equation
Verify
Substitute the value of x and y in the equation
------> is not true
the point is not a solution
therefore
The line does not pass through the origin
<u>case C)</u> The line passes through the point 
The statement is True
Because the point is a solution of the equation
Verify
Substitute the value of x and y in the equation
------> is true
the point is a solution
therefore
The line passes through the point
<u>case D) </u>The slope of the line is 
The statement is False
Because, the slope of the line is 
<u>case E)</u> The y-intercept of the line is 
The statement is False
we know that
The y-intercept is the value of y when the value of x is equal to zero
so
For 
find the value of y
the y-intercept is equal to 
Answer:
216x⁶y⁹
Step-by-step explanation:
[(3x²y³)2]³
[6x²y³]³
[6]³.[x²]³.[y³]³
216.x⁶.y⁹
216x⁶y⁹
Answer:$210
Step-by-step explanation: 7% of $1000 = $70 x 3yrs =$210
Answer:
It would take a PlayStation 5 and 2 games to equal an Xbox and 10 games.
Step-by-step explanation:
I made a list that increase in the increments of the game price.
Something like this:
900—400~consoles alone
950—460~1 game
1000–520~2 games
1050—580~3 games
1100—640~4 games
1150—700~5 games
1200—760~6 games
1250—820~7 games
1300—880~8 games
1350—940~9 games
1400—1000~10 games
Left side is PlayStation 5 and right side is Xbox. The first row is the price of the consoles alone and then each row after that is the price of the console with an additional game. As you can see, the third row down on the left, the PlayStation 5 with 2 games is $1,000. If you look at the eleventh row on the right, you can see that Xbox with 10 games is also $1,000
