Question

Help please, fan and medal.

Answer 1

The answer has to be able to fit into the boxe(s) below the equation.

Answer 2

@Will.H

Answer 3

Anyone is welcome to help...

Answer 4

@AloneS @Awolflover1

Answer 5

@Frozen15

Answer 6

@ganeshie8 @imqwerty @sleepyjess

Answer 7

Heey. I'll help u out

Answer 8

Omg thank you

Answer 9

Graphing the square using Desmos.com

Fact: diagonals of square are perpendicular to each other

The 1st diagonal points are
B(3,3) D(-3,-3)
Find the slope using slope formula
Slope is: -3-3/-3-3
Slope: -6/-6
Slope: 1

Since one of the vertices are (3,3) we can now derive the equation using
Y - y1 = m(x - x1)
Y - 3 = 1(x - 3)
Y -3= x -3
Y = x
That's the equation of the 1st diagonal

Now let's find the equation of the 2nd equation
Which has vertices of A(-3,3) C(3,-3)
Again find the slope 1st
Slope: -3-3/3+3
Slope: -6/6
Slope: -1

Passes through (-3,3)
Use
Y- Y1 = m(x - x1)
Y - 3 = -1(x +3)
Y - 3 = -x -3
Y = -x

That's the 2nd equation

Let me know if you have questions.

Answer 10

You have to put the equations in standard form
Ax+by = C

The 1st equation would be
-X + y = 0

The 2nd equation would be
X + y = 0

Answer 11

There isn't room in the answer are for all of that O_o

Answer 12

answer area*

Answer 13

The equations that I typed above needs 10 boxes to fill them. And the boxes available are 10 sooo...

Answer 14

Oh, I counted 11

Answer 15

I hate the boxes system XD

Answer 16

Me too >.<

There are 11 though because of the - sign in the first equation...

Answer 17

XD thats kinda annoying the boxes issues I didn't know that the signs counts as 1 box tho

Answer 18

It does, it sucks. I'm so confused, I don't doubt your work is correct, just my school is weird. Thanks again.

Answer 19

You welcome. Good luck figuring that out :)