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Question 58931This question is from textbook
: Here's what i did:
the equation is 2-y=x-6. I'm trying to get it into standard form of a linear equation.
I subtracted 6 from both sides and came up with: 8-y=x.
I added 8 to both sides and got -y=x+8.
Then i subtracted y from both sides and came up with the equation x-y=8. did i do this right? and would the x-intercept be (8,0), and y-intercept (0,-8)?
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Question 58932This question is from textbook
: This is the equation: 6x=y, and i'm trying to get it into standard form. Is it all right if i pretended there was a zero after the y, then the equation would read 6x=y+0?? I don't think it makes a difference but, anyways, as i was saying:
when i put in the zero i subtracted y from both sides and got the standard form of 6x-y=0. then i solved for the y and x intercept, and got (0,0) as x's, and (0,0) as y's. did i do this right?This question is from textbook
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Question 58935This question is from textbook
: how would you write this standard form of a linear equation into slope intercept form?
-6x+7y=21. slope-intercept form is y=mx+b. so do you just plug the numbers in? would -6x+7y=21 in slope-intercept form be: y=-6x+21??This question is from textbook
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Question 59106: I am running into a problem when I try to figure out this answer.
What is the rule for multiplying negative and positive numbers? If you have
3 x -2, is the answer negative 6?
This is the problem I have to answer:
2(x-3)-3(x+5)=3(x-2)-7
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Question 59264: O.K., I took a stab at this one and got to a dead end - any help getting through it would be greatly appreciated!
A rectangular parking lot is 50ft. longer than it is wide. Determine the dimentions of the parking lot if it measures 250ft. diagonally.
Thank you!
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Question 59264: O.K., I took a stab at this one and got to a dead end - any help getting through it would be greatly appreciated!
A rectangular parking lot is 50ft. longer than it is wide. Determine the dimentions of the parking lot if it measures 250ft. diagonally.
Thank you!
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Question 59322This question is from textbook
: here's a table.
x y
4 14
8 15.5
12 17
16 18.5
i know the rate of change is 1.5, but how would i find the value of y when x=120?? how about finding the value of x when y=50?? This question is from textbook
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Question 59409: What are some easy steps in solving 2 equations with 2 variables by canceling out one variable while adding both equations together? Apparently when you get your answer, it is suppose to be (x,y) form and nothing else. I am just so confused because the curriculum I have for homeschooling doesn't explain it very well. So, I am in need of some assistance if you can help! I hope I explained my delemma to where you understand it. Thank you...I hope I hear from you soon!
Thanks a bunch!
Stephanie
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Question 59409: What are some easy steps in solving 2 equations with 2 variables by canceling out one variable while adding both equations together? Apparently when you get your answer, it is suppose to be (x,y) form and nothing else. I am just so confused because the curriculum I have for homeschooling doesn't explain it very well. So, I am in need of some assistance if you can help! I hope I explained my delemma to where you understand it. Thank you...I hope I hear from you soon!
Thanks a bunch!
Stephanie
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Question 59474This question is from textbook
: how would i find the equation for perpendicular lines (2 of them are intersecting), when one has the points (-1,1),(5,3), and the other (3,-2),(1,4)???This question is from textbook
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Question 59475This question is from textbook
: how would i write the equation for a pair of parallel lines with the points:
(-4,-1), (1,1) [one of them] and (-2,-5), (3,-3) [the other]???This question is from textbook
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Question 59642: THIS PROBLEM I HAVE TO PUT IT IN THE STANDARD FORM FOR SLOPE (Ax+By=C). AND THE QUESTION IS WRITTEN
WRITE THE EQUATION THROUGH M=2 AND PASSING THROUGH (-1,-1)
THANKS FOR TAKING YOUR TIME TO READ IT
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Question 59863This question is from textbook
: How would i write an equation for each translation of y= -[x], if i need to move 2 units up?? would it say y= -[x] + 2?? would 3/2 down be y= -[x]-3/2???This question is from textbook
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Question 59868This question is from textbook Intermediate Algebra
: Find the slope of the line determined by each equation.
3x+2y=12
I am taking an Algebra class online and I am having problems understanding this unit. I am to do all odd questions because answers are in the back of the book. I am using the 2006 book Intermediate Algebra Third Edition by Alan S. Tussy and R. David Gustafson.
I attempted the problem by dividing 3x, then by dividing with 2y, but I do not come up with the correct answer of -3/2. I also can't figure out why this is negative. Could someone please help me? Thanks. I was okay until this whole slope of a line unit, now I am so confused.
Dawn Yilmaz
yilmazdawn@yahoo.comThis question is from textbook Intermediate Algebra
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