Given the linear equation 2x + y = 6, perform the necessary operations to put the equation into the proper general form. Explain in complete sentences how you knew that the equation was in the proper general form. Complete your work in the space provided or upload a file that can display math symbols if your work requires it. Include the entire process for establishing the general form of the equation and the general form.

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Answer 1
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The general equation is y = mx + c...

The given equation is 2x + y = 6

Firstly, move everything on the left except the y to the right.i.e.

y = 6 - 2x

Secondly, rearrange the values on the right to look just like the general equation.

y = -2x + 6

The equation is now in proper general form because it matches the format laid down.


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Solve for m in E=1/2mv²+mgh

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E= (1)/(2) mv^2+mgh\ /\cdot2\n\n2E=mv^2+2mgh\n\n2E=m(v^2+2gh)\ /:(v^2+2gh)\n\nm= (2E)/(v^2+2gh)
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Fill two of the pools with water, Each pool will be filled to a depth of 5 feet. The other necessary dimensions are given below. How much water is necessary for each of the elements below? The isosceles triangle pool: height 20ft and base 35ft
The equilateral triangle pool: height 52ft and base 60ft

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Find the volume of each pool. The formula for triangular prisms is length*width*height*1/2. Or, since your numbers give the base, you can just multiply the height and the base, then multiply by 5, then divide by 2 to get the answer.
So, 20*35*5/2 = 1,750 ft³ is the equation for the isosceles triangle, and the equilateral triangle pool is 52*60*5/2 = 7,800 ft³.
The volume = how much water you need for each pool.
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Which formula can be used to describe the sequence?-3, 3/5, -3/25, 3/125, -3/625

A. f(x) = -3(1/5)^x-1
B. f(x) = -3(1/5)^x-1
C. f(x) = -1/5(3)^x-1
D. f(x) = -1/5(-3)^x-1

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each term is multiplied by -1/5
first term is -3

an=a1(r)^(n-1)
for a1=first term
r=common ratio
n=which term


in this case
first term=-3
common ratio is -1/5
so

f(x)=-3( (-1)/(5))^(x-1)

none of them
oh, A and B are the same
the one that has the -1/5 inside is the one

The one that has the -1/5 inside is the one.

each term is multiplied by -1/5.

The first term is -3

What is the formula for the sequence?

a_n=a_1(r)^((n-1))

for a_1=first term

r=common ratio

n=which term

In this case

The first term=-3

The common ratio is -1/5

so, f(x)=-3((-1)/(5) )^((x-1))

None of them A and B are the same

The one that has the -1/5 inside is the one.

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Both circle Q and circle R have a central angle measuring 110°. The area of circle Q's sector is 4π cm2, and the area of circle R's sector is 9π cm2. The radius of circle Q is 7 cm. Which is the radius of circle R

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The area of circle Q's sector = 4π cm^2

the area of circle R's sector = 9π cm^2

The radius of circle Q = 7 cm

We need to find the radius of circle R that is x

Given : Both circle Q and circle R have a central angle measuring 110°

So the radius of circle R to the radius of circle Q is equal to the square root (area of circle R to the radius of circle Q)

(Radius-R)/(Radius-Q)  = \sqrt{(area-R)/(area-Q)  }

Plug in all the values

(x)/(7)  = \sqrt{( 9\pi)/( 4\pi )

(x)/(7)  = \sqrt{(9)/(4)}

x = (3)/(2) * 7 = 10.5

Therefore , the radius of circle R = 10.5 cm

The answer is 10.5 :)

If A(7,9) and B(3,12) find AB (remember: AB means "the distance between points A and B")

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The length of segments ab is 24

Are the triangles similar?

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No the side’s are different