Question

Will fan+medal for five questions

Answer 1

Ok, what are the questions that you want help with?

Answer 2

Hold on my comp is messing up

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

Starting from the origin, how is point ( – 2, – 6) plotted?


Move 2 units up and 6 units left.

Move 2 units left and 6 units down.

Move 6 units right and 2 units up.

Move 6 units down and 2 units right.

Answer 5

Here's what my chart is for the plot points.

Answer 6

I think its B

Answer 7

I cannot draw well

Answer 8

I think B is correct.

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

What are the coordinates of Point M?


(–3, 1.5)

(–1.5, 3)

(1.5, –3)

(3, –1.5)

Answer 11

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Answer 12

@iambatman

Answer 13

@Adi3

Answer 14

Oh your back

Answer 15

@mountainstudy

Answer 16

A, my dad helped me on that one.

Answer 17

@mountainstudy

Answer 18

What is the y-coordinate of point G?


[1]

Identify the point on a coordinate plane.

Answer 19

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Answer 20

@mountainstudy

Answer 21

(-3,-1)

Answer 22

@mountainstudy is that correct?

Answer 23

sorry,(-1,-3)

Answer 24

Which point lies on the x-axis, but not on the y-axis?

(2, 0)

(1, 1)

(0, 0)

(0, 2)

Answer 25

(2,0)

Answer 26

yes

Answer 27

any more

Answer 28

Which points lie in Quadrant II?

Choose all answers that are correct.




(–7, –5)



(–6, 7)



(–2, –2)



(–1, 3)



(–1, 0)

Answer 29

(-6,7),
(-1,3)

Answer 30

You guys got all of them wrong

Answer 31

how,explain

Answer 32

Joking but there is only two?For the last 1

Answer 33

You scared us haha

Answer 34

No but i did get an F

Answer 35

3/5

Answer 36

yikes sorry...

Answer 37

Yeah...

Answer 38

Can you help with a few more

Answer 39

ok

Answer 40

Which inequality models this problem?



The length of a rectangle is five times its width. If the perimeter is at most 96 centimeters, what is the greatest possible value for the width?




2w + 2 • (5w) ≤ 96



2w + 2 • (5w) ≥ 96



2w + 2 • (5w) < 96



2w + 2 • (5w) > 96

Answer 41

The Answer is 2w + 2 • (5w) > 96

Answer 42

Which inequality models this problem?



Josephine started a business selling cosmetics. She spent $4500 to obtain her merchandise, and it costs her $200 per week for general expenses. She earns $550 per week in sales. What is the minimum number of weeks it will take for Josephine to make a profit?




550w > 4500 + 200w



200w > 4500 + 550w



550w < 4500 + 200w



200w ≥ 4500 + 550w

Answer 43

you here?

Answer 44

ya

Answer 45

ok

Answer 46

well i need help with the one above

Answer 47

The Answer is 200w > 4500 + 550w

Answer 48

Mia is three years older than twice her sister Brooke's age. The sum of their ages is less than 30. What is the greatest age Brooke could be?

7

8

9

10

Answer 49

The Answer is 8

Answer 50

Are you sure these are correct?

Answer 51

The sum of two consecutive integers is no more than 209.


What is the larger of the two integers?

Answer 52

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Answer 53

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Answer 54

I knew someone would do that haha

Answer 55

lol

Answer 56

well chib can you help?

Answer 57

well?

Answer 58

The equation for finding two consecutive integers is: x + (x + 1)

Answer 59

I was busy with something.

Answer 60

x + (x + 1) = 209

Just solve. Combine like terms.
2x + 1 = 209

Isolate x.

Answer 61

104

Answer 62

yeah

Answer 63

That's one, but it's not the greater one.

Answer 64

so thats the answer

Answer 65

No.

Answer 66

That's the lesser one, there's on more. Remember that they are *consecutive* integers.

Answer 67

How do i solve the 2nd one?

Answer 68

Do you know what consecutive means.