Where does y=2x-3 and y=-x+3 intersect?

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Answer 1
Answer: Substitute -x+3 for the y in the first equation so it reads -x+3=2x-3 then solve for x getting x=2. thats your x coordinate for the point of intersection. Then choose either equation and plug in 2 for x and solve. Thats your y coordinate, which is 1. So the point of intersection is (2,1).
Answer 2
Answer: y=2x-3\ny=-x+3\n\n2x-3=-x+3\n3x=6\nx=2\n\ny=-2+3\ny=1\n\n\text{They intersect at the point }(2,1)

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Help photo question. Mathematics. :D

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m = 4
n = 1

If you substitute in your values, you can see that 4 + 1 = 5
And 4 - 1 = 3
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Solve the following equation for t.

−2t^2+t+28=0

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Hello,

-2t²+t+28=0
==>2t²-t-28)=0
==>2t²-8t+7t-28=0
==>2t(t-4)+7(t-4)=0
==>(t-4)(2t+7)=0
==>t=4 or t=-7/2

Final answer:

The solution to the equation -2t^2 + t + 28 = 0 is found by applying the quadratic formula. Upon simplification, the possible values for 't' are 4 and -3.5.

Explanation:

The subject of the question is Mathematics and it is related to the concept of Quadratic Equations. Then, we are given the quadratic equation -2t^2 + t + 28 = 0 and asked to solve for 't'. We can solve quadratic equations using quadratic formula which is given by -b ± √(b^2 - 4ac) / 2a.

  1. First, identify the coefficients. In this equation the coefficients are: a=-2, b=1, and c=28
  2. Then Substitute these coefficients into the quadratic formula: t = [ -b ± sqrt (b^2 - 4ac) ] / 2a
  3. This gives: t = [ -1 ± sqrt ((1)^2 - 4*(-2)*28) ] / 2*(-2)
  4. Simplifying further gives: t = [ -1 ± sqrt (1 + 224)] / -4
  5. So, the possible values of t are:   t = [ -1 ± sqrt ( 225 ) ] / -4
  6. Finally, we get the solutions:  t = [ -1 ± 15 ] / -4  
  7. This simplifies to t = 4 or t = -3.5

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PLEASE HELPWhat is the perimeter of DEFG, shown?
    
  A. 26.12
  B. 18.06
  C. 36.12
  D. 13.06

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The answer is the option A: A. 26.12

The explanation is shown below:

1. As you need the perimeter, you can divide the figure into three triangles (as you can see in the figure attached) to calculate the length of the diagonal lines, which would be the hypotenuses of the triangles.

2. You must apply the Pythagorean Theorem to calculate the hypotenuse of each triangle:

- Red triangle (The legs are 3 and 4):

h=\sqrt{3^(2)+4^(2)} =5

- Blue triangle (The legs are 1 and 2):

h=\sqrt{1^(2)+2^(2)} =2.23

-Green triangle (The legs are 3 and 5):

h=\sqrt{3^(2)+5^(2)} =5.83

3. The figure has is symmetric with respect to the y-axis. So, you can multiply the sum of the hypotenuses obtained by two to calculate the perimeter:

Perimeter=2(5+2.23+5.83)=26.12

A truck rental company rents a moving truck for one day by charging $29 plus 0.07 per mile.(a) Write a linear model that represents the cost based on the numbers of miles driven in a day.

(b) What is the cost of renting the truck has driven 230 miles?

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y = .7x + 29

x = miles driven and, y = total cost of renting the truck

Find the diagonal of a square with a perimeter of 28 inches

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Perimeter of a square = 4 x the length of one side = 28 in.
Length of one side = 7 in.
Length of the diagonal = square root of (7² + 7²) = 7√2 = 9.899 in (rounded)
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Find 35 percent of 300

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35% of 300=105 your very welcome :) fam
0.1166666666666667 or 0.11