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Question 362314: For the following problem, the slope and one point on a line are given. Use the point-slope form to find the equation of the line. (Write your answers in slope-intercept form.)
(-8,-1), m = -1/4
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Question 362324: Solve the following system of linear equations by the elimination method. (If the system has no solution, enter NONE for each answer. If the system is dependent, enter INFINITELY MANY for each answer.)
2x+2y= -1
4x+4y= 0
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Question 362322: Solve the following systems by substitution. Substitute the expression in the second equation into the first equation and solve. (If the system has no solution, enter NONE for each answer.)
x-y= -4
y= 3x+6
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Question 362619: Ms. Anthony wants to create a special blend using two coffees, one priced ar $8.40 per pound and the other at $7.28 per pound. How many pounds of the $7.28 coffee should she mix with 9 pounds of the $8.40 coffee to sell the mixture for $7.95 per pound?
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Question 363366: I need help on knowing how to solve linear systems in form of fractions.
the problem: (1/x+2) + (2/y+1) = 1
(4/x+2) + (9/y+1) = 13/3
i attempted the first equation
i multiplied the left side by (x+2) (y+1) and the right side as well.
so i got y+1+2x+4=xy+x+2y+2
then i subtracted x and y from both sides
5+x=xy+y+2
to get
xy+y-x-3=o
I do not know if this is correct, so i can't go on solving the problem because i don't know. Truthfully, im guessing at this point.
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Question 363366: I need help on knowing how to solve linear systems in form of fractions.
the problem: (1/x+2) + (2/y+1) = 1
(4/x+2) + (9/y+1) = 13/3
i attempted the first equation
i multiplied the left side by (x+2) (y+1) and the right side as well.
so i got y+1+2x+4=xy+x+2y+2
then i subtracted x and y from both sides
5+x=xy+y+2
to get
xy+y-x-3=o
I do not know if this is correct, so i can't go on solving the problem because i don't know. Truthfully, im guessing at this point.
Click here to see answer by amoresroy(333)  |
Question 363598: John says to Brenda, "if you give me seven dollars, we will have an equal amount of money." Brenda responds, "that may be true, but if you give me seven dollars, i will have one dollar shy of having twice as much money as you." How much money did John and Brenda each have? (Show as much work as possible)
Hint: When one person gets $7 the other one loses $7.
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Question 364439: The points (2, 5) and (4, –1) are endpoints of the diameter of a circle.
(a) State the center of the circle.
(b) Find the length of the radius of the circle. (Note that this is a distance.) Show work.
(c) State the equation of the circle (in standard form). Note that you know the center and the radius from the previous parts.
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Question 364438: Kate wants to prepare a snack mix comprised of peanuts and dried fruit. Peanuts cost $7 a pound and dried fruit costs $5 a pound. Kate wants to spend exactly $45 and prepare 8 pounds of her snack mix. How many pounds of peanuts should Kate purchase, and how many pounds of dried fruit should Kate purchase? Show work.
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Question 364436: Given x=
x+7
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x^(2)-9
determine the domain.
A. All real numbers except –3 and 3
B. All real numbers except –7 and 3
C. All real numbers except –7, –3, and 3
D. All real numbers except 0
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Question 364485: Alex has 95 cents in dimes and nickels. The total number of coins is 1 more than twice the number of dimes. How many coins of each type does Alex have?
I can not figure out the two equations.
I know that one is Dx + Ny = 95
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Question 364485: Alex has 95 cents in dimes and nickels. The total number of coins is 1 more than twice the number of dimes. How many coins of each type does Alex have?
I can not figure out the two equations.
I know that one is Dx + Ny = 95
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Question 364533: how do i set up the problem :
Audrey has 32 dimes and quarters in her piggy bank with a total value of 6.50. How many of the coins are dimes and how many are quarters?
I need to write 2 equations and solve by addition method
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Question 364533: how do i set up the problem :
Audrey has 32 dimes and quarters in her piggy bank with a total value of 6.50. How many of the coins are dimes and how many are quarters?
I need to write 2 equations and solve by addition method
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Question 364515: Suppose you take a piece of cardboard measuring 8 inches by 8 inches, cut out square corners with sides x inches long, and then fold up the cardboard to make an open box. Express the volume V of the box as a function of x.
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