Asked by Alicia
Evaluate the polynomial 6x - y for x = - 3 and y = 2.
A. 15
B. –20
C. 4
D. –16
I think it is b...am I right?
A. 15
B. –20
C. 4
D. –16
I think it is b...am I right?
Answers
Answered by
Damon
6x = -18
-y = -2
so -20
-y = -2
so -20
Answered by
Alicia
Okay, I have another one but it will be a little more difficult...
Graph the Function
y = three minus the absolute value of x+2
Now, I know you can't actually graph it since you don't have the graph in front of you...But, how would I solve the equation?
Graph the Function
y = three minus the absolute value of x+2
Now, I know you can't actually graph it since you don't have the graph in front of you...But, how would I solve the equation?
Answered by
Alicia
actually the equation should be y= 3 less then the absolute value of x + 2!!!
Answered by
Damon
y = |x+2| -3
first look at the graph of |x-3|
it is zero at x = 3 and goes up both ways from there with slope = 1 like the letter V
now move that whole graph down 3
first look at the graph of |x-3|
it is zero at x = 3 and goes up both ways from there with slope = 1 like the letter V
now move that whole graph down 3
Answered by
Cecilia
solve for a: 2b=3/(a+c)
Answered by
Damon
2 b (a+c) = 3
2 a b + 2 b c = 3
2 a = (3 -2 b c)/b
a = (3 - 2 b c)/ (2 b)
2 a b + 2 b c = 3
2 a = (3 -2 b c)/b
a = (3 - 2 b c)/ (2 b)
Answered by
Cecilia
x:5/6a+1/4=3(1/3a+2/3)
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