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Find the y-intercept and the x-intercept for the equation. 4x + 5y=100 what is the y-intercept? (type an ordered pair.) what is the x-intercept? (type an ordered pairs
so the x intercept is 25 n y intercept is 20 ...that is (25,20)
the first answer is to t is 25 n and the y t is 20
what is the n for
i'm sorry there's no 'n" there it was just an "&"
Oh k the answer for y is 20 and x is 25 that's it
x-intercept = 25 & y-intercept=20
yeah thats all
Oh k the answer for y is 20 and x is 25 that's it
can we work on another problem
you know the method , don't you?
yeah ..sure..lemme try
Find the corrdinates of the y-intercept and of the x- intercept for the line displayed on the right. type an ordered pair.) what is the x intercept? type the order pair.
which line? displayed on the right?
may i know what is the line?
6 I do not know how to write these graphs and lines I am so confuse
its a red line running from under the x on the right hand side
if there is a picture of it; the x-intercept is where the line cross the x-axis; and the y-intercept is where the line crosses the y-axis.
yes..exactly..gabrieal, just look at the point where the line touches both the axes, those are the intercepts
the top is 6 y to the bottom is -6 now the x across at the bottom of axis is 6 from the right and obove the left on the y
they are no in the middle of the 0 starting point but 6 axis to 6 y
if I understand you correctly; you say that the line touches the x axis at x=6; and the line touches the y xis at y=-6?
yes
it is diangle
the line is touching the graph at 2 points , am i right? then they are 6 & -6
6 on x(right side) and -6 on y(upwards)
is it that way?
y-intercept = (0,-6); x-intercept = (6.0). If we understand you correctly
which I could fax these graphs
hmm..the answer given by amistre64 is right, i guess , if the graph seems that way
good luck :)
yes
okay
Determine whether (6,3) is a solution of y= 6x -4 Is the point (6,3) a solution of the equation y = 6x - 4? yes or no
plug in x and y to solve :) 6(6)=36-4=32 which is not equal to 3
if the point (6,3) satisfies the given equation then it is a solution , that means, if 3=6(6)-4 then (6,3) is a solution..so in this case it is not so...and hence the point is not a solution :(
understood?
yes
good :)
the answer is no
was the point 6,3 a solution of the equation so the answer is no
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determine whether (3,5) is a solution of the equation 4p-7q = 11? is it yes or no--------------
we have no way to determine the value of "p" or "q" with the given information.
to find the solution of a given equation when we have the points, just substitute those points in t e equation to find whether they satisfy the equation or not.If they do, then that is the solution else thats not.
hay i am getting thit
is the answer yes or not
If (3,5) is supposed to represent p nd q in some fashion then: 4(3) - 7(5) = 12 - 35 is not equal to 11 4(5) - 7(3) = 20 - 21 is not equal to 11. Either way, it doesnt seem to add up.
well the answer is no
A roof rises 2.1 feet vertically and 11 feet horizontally.What is the grade of the roof? the grade of the roof is ----------% round to the nearest percent as needed.
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A roof rises 2.1 feet vertically and 11 feet horizontally.What is the grade of the roof? the grade of the roof is ----------% round to the nearest percent as needed.
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