Answer:
a system of equations , as below
Step-by-step explanation:
4y-x
2x-4
x+y
use any two of the above to find a formula for one of the variables since they are all equal to each other.. btw.. it makes it much easier .. that they are all equal. :)
2x-4=x+y ⇒ x-4=y use this to plug into the y in the top formula
4(x-4)-x=2x-4 ⇒ 4x-16-x=2x-4 ⇒ 3x-16=2x-4 ⇒ x=12 yay! ;) now plug in 12 for x
2(12)-4=(12)+y ⇒ 24-4 = 12 +y ⇒ 8=y yay ! now we have both x and y
x=12
y= 8
this checks by plugging in the two number found for x & y (btw I had to try this about 4 times ) :P I kept messing up the algebra which is soooo easy to mess up.
Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
the actual way of writing sin inverse is arcsine, not sin⁻¹
since the output of sin is from -1 to 1, the domain of arsince is from -1 to 1. This is different than 1/sin(x), whose domain is all real numbers. we now write sin⁻¹ to fit it on the tiny buttons on our calculators
Answer:
$90
Step-by-step explanation:
300×0.70=210
300-210=90
y 2 6
x 5 12
y 10 6
x 5 8
y 10 4
x 3 5
y 6 10
Both lines on the graph show proportional relationships. You want to choose the table that has both of its points on the same line. That would be the 4th one:
... x 3 5
... y 6 10
i got the same answer as the other dude but i dont know if i did it the right way. i multiplyed each number opisite from the other so 10 x 3 and 6 x 5 and they both equaled 30 so i guess.?? tell me if i solved this right. probbaly not
Answer:
Hey! the answer is e
Step-by-step explanation:
If you were to draw two lines intercepting each other, one point would be the same, right?
Here there is line AE, and line DE. The repeated point is E, which means it's the intersection.
I can't add visuals at the moment, but imagine like an x, a being on one end, d on the other, and e in the middle.
Hope this helps!