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Kelsi answered: 2 problems
Linear_Algebra/11104: x-5<8
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Answer 6381 by Kelsi(2) About Me  on 2005-09-25 21:02:59 (Show Source):
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ok all you have to do is get X by itself. what ever you do to one side you HAVE to do to the other. like so:
x-5<8
+5 +5 =
x<13 =answer
now you can see that i added the five to both sides to cancel out the negitive that the five had and to move it to the left. you add the five to the 8 and PRESTO you have your answer! hope its helped you!

Linear_Algebra/11867: How could I create a slope-intercept form if I am given this information: x int = 3, y int = 2. The only equation I could find to use was y-2 = m(x-3). Is this the correct form to use?
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Answer 6379 by Kelsi(2) About Me  on 2005-09-25 20:58:56 (Show Source):
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ok yes that is the right eqution to use to find the slope intercept form. just plug in your x and y into thier spots and work out the problem from there. then if your teacher wishes you to put it in standard form re arrange to wear the problem resembles this: Ax + By = C (a and b being your numbers) from thier you should beable to figure it out! hope ive helped you!