Question

write the standard equation of a cirlce with the center -2,-4 and radius: 10

Answer 1

(x+2)^2 +(y+4)^2 = 10^2

Answer 2

okay what about the x and y intercepts for y= -I(abs.value) x+5I

Answer 3

for x- intercept put y=0 and for y-intercept put x=0 in y= -I(abs.value) x+5I

Answer 4

so would the equation just be y= x+5 since theres an absolute value mark on each side

Answer 5

dont consider the absolute

Answer 6

Write the slope-intercept form of the equation of the line through the given point and parallel to the given line. point : (3/5, 1/2) & line is 2x+5y=0

Answer 7

consider this equation first 2x+5y=0
can you write the slope intercept form of this equation??

Answer 8

isn't it y=-2/5x+0 ?

Answer 9

exactly

Answer 10

so what is the slope here???

Answer 11

-2/5, now what

Answer 12

ok you got the slope = -2/5
now two lines have the same slope when they are parallel
thus the slope for the line you want to find is same as -2/5
now you have the slope = -2/5 and one point (3/5, 1/2)
use point slope form now to get the equation

Answer 13

isn't the point slope form y-y1=m(x-x1) ???

Answer 14

yesssssss

Answer 15

k.one minute don't go anywhere I have more questions after this!

Answer 16

ok

Answer 17

right now im at y- 1/2= -2/5x + 6/25. I have to retrice1/2 to 6/25 but idk how to add those bc what could even be the common denominator to add it?

Answer 18

retrace mean ADD idk what that word was

Answer 19

ok its right
now leave y alone what you get??

Answer 20

when I leave y alone I get : y= -2/5 + (6/25+1/2) how do I add those last two

Answer 21

by LCM

Answer 22

i know i have to find a common denominator but with 2 and 25 that's not possible

Answer 23

take the LCM of 25 and 2 first

Answer 24

thatd be 1 right?

Answer 25

bc 2 doesn't go into 25

Answer 26

no its 50

Answer 27

so would i multiply the numerator by 50? im confused at how this will be set up with a lcm of 50

Answer 28

ok i will draw the this step for you