Asked by Sarah
If x/y=4, x-y=9, and y-x=(-9) then what is x and y?
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Answered by
Christiaan
from the first equation, x/y=4, we can find that x=4*y.
If we fill this in into the second equation, we get that:
x-y=9
<=> (4*y)-y = 9
<=> 3*y=9
<=> y=3
Knowing that y=3, we fill this in into our first equation and we get that:
x=4*y, so that x=4*3=12
So, y=3 and x=12
If we fill this in into the second equation, we get that:
x-y=9
<=> (4*y)-y = 9
<=> 3*y=9
<=> y=3
Knowing that y=3, we fill this in into our first equation and we get that:
x=4*y, so that x=4*3=12
So, y=3 and x=12
Answered by
Sarah
Thank u sooo much!! I couldn't have gotten it by myself. =D
Answered by
Gregory
Name the ordered pair if the x-intercept is -2.
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