Chapter 4: Problem 47
Simplify. What must be added to \(-4 x\) to get a sum of \(0 ?\)
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Chapter 4: Problem 47
Simplify. What must be added to \(-4 x\) to get a sum of \(0 ?\)
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Solve each system by substitution. Then graph both lines in the standard viewing window of a graphing calculator, and use the intersection feature to support your answer. $$ \begin{aligned} &y=6-x\\\ &y=2 x \end{aligned} $$
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Solve each problem. Humera Shams left Farmersville in a plane at noon to travel to Exeter. Walter. Wooden left Exeter in his automobile at \( 2PM\). to travel to Farmersville. It is 400 mi from Exeter to Farmersville. If the sum of their rates was \(120 \mathrm{mph}\), and if they crossed paths at \(4 \mathrm{PM}\). find the rate of each.
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