Question

http://prntscr.com/ktn5p2

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

Correct?

Answer 3

hm not quite you should be looking for something like

y = kx

where nothing is being added or subtracted from x or y by itself

Answer 4

however, I will say this one is tricky because if (x+____) is in brackets and multiplied to a constant, then that would also be direct variation

Answer 5

So B?

Answer 6

yeah B would be the better choice

Answer 7

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Answer 8

if 400 text costs $8

you can divide 400/8 to get the text per dollar rate

then multiply by 10 since you have 10 dollars

Answer 9

500

Answer 10

A

Answer 11

good

Answer 12

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Answer 13

so you set up a proportion where

before-tax price / tax = before-tax price/tax

they already give you a 400 dollar comp w/ 30 dollar tax, so

400/30 = before-tax price/tax

then we plug in the 500 dollar computer we want the tax for

so 400/30 = 500/x

Answer 14

A

Answer 15

but its y instead of x

Answer 16

oh I didn't catch that, well done

Answer 17

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Answer 18

try to find the one that looks the most like y = mx + b

Answer 19

b

Answer 20

good

Answer 21

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Answer 22

as a hint we can subtract x from both sides to get

y = -x + 2

using the formula y = mx + b, b is the y-intercept, so what would be the y-interecept for y = -x + 2?

Answer 23

A or B

Answer 24

im thinking A what do u think

Answer 25

ah

anyway, since x + y = 2 we can plug in y = 0 to get the x-intercept

so x + 0 = 2

so yeah A is correct

Answer 26

anyway I actually gotta get to class see you later ;_;

Answer 27

Okey
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Answer 28

Oh okay lol. had one more question but its okay ty

Answer 29

@kittybasil

Answer 30

\[y-2=-1(x+2)\]Isolate the \(y\)\[y=-1(x+2)+2\]Simplify the right side\[y=-x-2+2\]\[\therefore y=-x\]
Since your \(x\) is negative, it means \((-1)x\) so your slope is \(-1\)

Answer 31

Wow thank you so much
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Answer 32

@dude

Answer 33

Make a new post, this is getting long

Answer 34

Any idea though?

Answer 35

D?

Answer 36

Not quite
\(y=mx+b\)
b is the y-intercept
\(\mathbb {if~3~is~negative..}\)

Answer 37

C

Answer 38

Yes

Answer 39

i will make a new post