y=±√15
Yes that is correct
We cannot find out the y and x intercept for the equation 3x plus 5y equals -15 by a single equation . But , we can try a hit and trial method for the same . when x =0 y =-3. when y=0 x=-5.
Set up an equation using x for the integer. The equation would be: x/(-4+6)=-15 Firstly find the sum of -4 and 6. It would be 2. The equation is now: x/2=-15 Multiply both sides by 2. This means that: x=-30 Plug it back into the equation to check: -30/(-4+6)=-15 -30/2=-15 -15=-15 It works therefore -30 is the integer that when divided by the sum of negative 4 and positive 6 equals negative 15.
This is a simultaneous equation question. 4(3x+4y = 90) 3(4x-3y = -5) Multiply the top equation by 4 and the bottom equation by 3 then subtract the bottom equation from the top equation remembering that in maths a minus from a minus is equal to a plus. 12x+16y = 360 12x-9y = -15 And when subtracted: 0+25y = 375 Divide both sides of the equation by 25 to find the value of y: y = 15 Substitute 15 for y into the original equation to find the value of x: Solution: x = 10 and y = 15
Y=55y-3=2y+123y-3=123y=15y=5
5y = 2y - 123y = -12y = -4
15 = 5b
8 = 15 - 7 8 = 8 Yes it is an equation.
This is called an equation....
y=±√15
-9p - 15 = 93
An equation where e = 4
The slope of the line that represents the graph of that equation is 15.
x+y=15, or y=15-x4x+3y=38Substitute y in 2nd equation with 15-x:4x+45-3x=38x=-7y=15-(-7)=22(-7,22)
"Wat" is the variable.
15 x 10 = 150