I assume you want to graph this???  [ it's the equation of a line ]

Let x = 0, then y = -2

Now, let y = 0 and x = 6

So.....we have the points (0, -2)  and (6, 0)

Plot these points on a graph.......draw a line through them.....voila!!!......there's your line !!!!

2x - 6y = 12

Insert 0 for y

2x - 6(0) = 12

Simplify

2x = 12

Divide by 2 on both sides

x = 6

x - int = 6

Use original equation and insert 0 for x this time

2(0) - 6y = 12

Simplify

- 6y = 12

Divide by -6 on both sides

y = -2

y - int = -2

I wasn't sure if you were trying to find the x and y intercepts, but that's the only thing I could think of with that equation!

Sorry if that wasn't what you were trying to find

Next time just use the calculator, but :

21 + 8 = 29

Unendlich

1,000,000 ÷ 10 = 100,000

Note: Whenever you divide a number by 10, the decimal point (1,000,000.) goes to the left once (1,000,00.0 = 100,000)

0.25(6x+32)  =

(1/4)(6x + 32)  =

(6/4)x + (32/4)  =

(3/2)x + 8

There already are fractions available in the calculator. When you get to the calculator, click the button on the far right in the area where if you clicked numbers, they would appear. Then, it should say Scientific, Programmer, and then input helpers. Under input helpers, click Fractions. There you go!

If he gets a 5% discount, he only pays 95% of the total price.....so....

$84.96 * .95 = about $80.71

We can use the Law of Cosines to solve this.....we have :

s^2  = 200 - 200cos(120)

s^2  = 200 + 100

s^2 = 300

s =sqrt(300)  = 10*sqrt(3) cm  ≈ about 17.32 cm

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The sum of the first 10 terms is given by:

S₁₀  = a [ 1 - r ⁿ ] / [ 1 - r ]     where a is the first term (48) , r is the common ratio (1/2) and n = 10

So we have :

S₁₀  = 48 [ 1 - (1/2)¹⁰] / [ 1 - 1/2]  =  3069/32  = 95.90625

The infinite sum =

a / ( 1 - r)  =  48 / [ 1/2]  = 48 * 2   = 96

Is it possible to add only PRIME numbers to get another PRIME number?

SURE!! Take 19=11 + 5 + 3

                       23=5 + 7 + 11

                       43=31 + 7 + 2 + 3

And so on...........................etc.

t+34>19-4t    add 4t to both sides, subtract 34 from both sides

5t > - 15       divide both sides by 5

t > -3

.....as a side note,  if he wanted to enclose the MAXIMUM area with the fencing he has, he should make a CIRCLE with the fence . 

pi x d = 2000

d = 2000/pi = 636.62

pi r^2 = area = pi (636.62/2)^2 =~ 318309 sq yds

It depends on your 'estimating ability' ...using your head.....   The distance they drive in ONE hour is 1/7th of the total they drove in 7 hours......you could estimate 50, but using your head you can figure out that is too low.....you could estimate 60, but you could figure in your head that is too much....so it is somewhere in between ....probably closer to 60 than 50....so a better estimate might be 57 miles.   Try putting it into a calculator to see how close your 'estimate is.

Your waist, butt and thighs will become MORE circular.

28.23/882 x 82,?,309=308

positive 11

Is it possible to add only PRIME numbers to get another PRIME number?

4 - (-7)=4 + 7=11

(7 X 5) + (3 - 1)

35 +2=37

The Pythagorean Theorom can only be used on RIGHT TRIANGLES.  I am assuming this is a right triangle though angle A does not look like 90 degrees.

a^2 + b^2 = c^2     so

(the triangle is not labled appropriatly to directly substitute into this equation)

Leg1^2  + Leg2^2 = Hyp^2

8^2 + c^2 = 17^2

64 + c^2 = 289

c^2 = 289 -64 = 225     SQRT 225 = c = 15