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Question 118868: We are using McDougal Littrells Algebra 1 book for my math class. My teacher uses homework generated from a web site. I do not know the site so I'm having difficulty getting an explanation of it. Below are the instructions along with a few problems.
"Extra Practice 4.1
In 1-12, sketch the lines on the coordinate plane. Then find the point at which the lines intersect.
1.) x=3, y=2
2.) x=-2, y=4 "
I don't understand what I'm being asked to do; x and y in these problems are points on a graph rather than a line, and if they're treated as a slope and y intercept- it still only graphs a single line (which will intersect with nothing!) What am I missing here?
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Question 122455: The directions to the question: find the equation of the line parallel to the line 5=-10x-10y that passes through the point (-2,1). I need the answer to this question which i'm having trouble to find. Please help answer and thank you for your time.
the answer to tis question is Y=X+3
How to do?
from the previous eqn 5=10x-10y
Let 10y=10x-5
Becos u have to find gardient from thids eqn
Y=MX+C
10y=10x-5 (divide by 5)
2y=2x-1
bring the 2 over by dividing by 2
y=x+ 1/2
So from here u know that gradient is 1
x= -2 and y=1
by sub the 2 value
1=(-2)(1)+c
C=3
so the eqn is Y=x+3
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Question 122454: The directions to the question: find the equation of the line parallel to the
y=4x-2 that passes through the point (0,4). I don't know how to find the answer to this problem. Please help and thank you for your time.
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Question 122456: The directions read: find a common solution for the system of equations -3y+12x=9 and x-y=0. I think the answer is (1,1) but i'm not sure if i'm correct. Please look over it and if it's correct just say i did it right, but if it's wrong then give me the answer and show how you got to that answer.thank you for your time.
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Question 122459: I'm supposed to choose between true or false for this statement. a line with a slope of zero is parallel to the x-axis, and a line with an undefined slope is parallel to the y-axis. i think it's false, but am i right? if not then tell me that it's true. Thank you for your time.
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Question 122457: My directions read: find the slope of a line parallel to the line -x=2y+5. i think the answer to this question is m=-2. I'm not sure if i'm correct, but if i'm wrong show the correct answer and show how you got it. thank you for your time.
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Question 122458: My directions read: find a common solution for the system of equations y=3 and y=3x-3. i think the answer to this question is (2,3).i'm not sure if i'm correct, but if i'm not then show me the correct answer and how you got it. thank you for your time.
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Question 123095: Directions are to solve this problem: the area of a rectangle is 256 m^2. The length of the rectangle is 4 times greater than the width. What are the length and width of the rectangle? My answer to this was L=32 and W=8. Am i correct?
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Question 122990: Directions: On a coordinate system on a graph, graph each system of equations on the same set of axes. name the point of intersection. My two equations are -x=-3y-6 and -4=2y-8x. How do i graph it and where do i name the point of intersection?
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Question 122989: Directions: On a coordinate system on a graph, graph each system of equations on the same set of axes. name the point of intersection. My two equations are -x=-3y-6 and -4=2y-8x. How do i graph it and where do i name the point of intersection?
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Question 122987: Directions: on a coordinate system on a graph, graph each system of equations on the same set of axes. name the point of intersection. My two equations are y=3x+1 and y=x-1. How do i graph them and where do i name the point of intersection?
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Question 123737: how do i write the slope intercept form of an equation of the line that passes through the given point and is perpendicular or parallel to the graph of each equation? how can i remember the steps for solving this? is there an easier way to solve these problems?
someone please help me asap. thanks
1. (3,2),y= x+5
2. (-1,-2),3x-y=5
3. (12,3), y=4/5x + 10
4. (-2,2), y= -1/5x + 9
5. (-4,1), 4x+7y=6
6. (2,4), x-6y=2
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Question 124446: M(-2,-2) is the midpoint of RS. If S has coordinates (2,2) find the coordinates of R.
Creating a graph I get (-6, -2). If that's correct is there an equation I can follow to get to the answer?
Thanks for your help!
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Question 124446: M(-2,-2) is the midpoint of RS. If S has coordinates (2,2) find the coordinates of R.
Creating a graph I get (-6, -2). If that's correct is there an equation I can follow to get to the answer?
Thanks for your help!
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Question 124002: What formula do i use to solve six problems, who's directions say
write the slope-intercept form of an equation of the line that passe through the given point and is perpendicular to the graph of each equation.?
and the formula that i use do i work the problems as i would for the problems that say write the slope-intercept form of an equation of the line that passe through the given point and is parallel to the graph of each equation.?
here's a few problems for example
(-2,-2) y=-1/3x+9
(-4,-3) 4x+y=7
(2,4) x-6y=2
(-4,1) 4x+7y=6
(4,-5) 2x-5y=-10
need help ASAP
thanks
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