k= (-k , k/2) where k is an integer. What is the equation of the line passing through k? a) y=2x+2 b) y=2x c) y=-2x d) y=1/2x-2 e) y=-1/2x Thank you!!!
Re read your problem, please. To me, it is no meaning on k =(-k, k/2)
That's how it's written :( The weird thing I see is how the first k, in k= is surrounded by a square, which I've never seen something written like that in my life, which is what's really confusing me. :(
Can you scan and post the book where the assignment is?? I want to see the original version.
For sure!!! I'll upload it now!
Here it is! Thank you for taking your time!
oh, I got it, just tricky!! the left hand side k is a point whose coordinate is (-x, x/2) that means y = -x/2 which is the last option
OMG, I SWEAR THESE MATH PROBLEMS AND THEIR TRICKINESS!!!! Hahaha XD Wow, thank you so much for your time and help, I really appreciate it!
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