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hi...i have these equations that i am filling in for and finding out the replacements..now, i know how to do it, but i get confused with the opposites, like this
x and y are opposites, like x=5 y= -5......or y=5 and x=-5
sooo, i have:
3(2y)-3y+4=2y+5 wat would y equal?
altho, that doesnt have a x, so here's another one
3x+15=2y
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The first one would be simple. Just simplify it.
3(2y)-3y+4=2y+5
6y-3y+4 = 2y+5
3y+4=2y+5
y+4=5
y=1
x=-1 (since they are opposites)
Last edited by JohnnyReinB (2008-05-19 01:44:50)
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For the second one just do the same thing as the first one:
2y=3x+15 2y=3x+15
y=(3x+15)/2 3x=2y-15
x=(2y-15)/3
Last edited by SvenBee (2008-05-15 15:54:55)
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Oh, yeah, to solve an equation with two variables, you need two equations.
In this case, the two equations are:
3x+15=2y (given)
x=-y (since x is the opposite of y)
Just place the value of x (-y) to the first equation:
3(-y) + 15 = 2y
-3y + 15 = 2y
15 = 5y
3=y
-3=x
Voila! all there is to it!
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hello people...i am working on some make-up worksheets cuz i am on vacation, and its a little tricky since i have no idea what i am doing and i cant exactly call anyone for help..:)
anywayz, i am looking at some quadratic equations and i am determining the difference between them and that's all. But it seems too easy to just write down the difference between the parabola! Right? And I still have no idea what to do with the minimum/max. point..like, how to get it? please help me!
h=16t^2+12t+0.2..........here is an equation...i have made a table and graphed it, but beyond that i am stuck ......help anyone?
i feel frustrated! lol
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I have been working on all of my make-up work for 3 hrs and its only 11:01!
Now on One of my problems it says to investigate the patterns of change in the y-values and to determine the changes in the pattern...like, for y=2x^2.....or.......1/2x^2...PLEASE HELP ME!!! IT LOOKS TO BE AN ALL NIGHTER FOR ME!!!!
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How can u tell when an equation is quadratic? I mean, i know that it has to have a quardratic term and everything, but what exactly is that? Like, is x^2-7 quadratic? how can u tel???????
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A quadratic equation is an equation in the form of
Where A, B, and C are numeric coefficients and
A≠0
Apart from that, i know nothing of quadratic equations. Sorry!
Last edited by JohnnyReinB (2008-05-29 17:37:31)
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i already got the answers...i had to get the answers quick..lol thnx tho!
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