Solving for y

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You are snow skiing down a mountain that is represented by the linear model y=-30x + 6,000, where y is the number of feet after
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You are snow skiing down a mountain that is represented by the linear model y=–30x+6,000 , where y is the number of feet after
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Solve this equation for y: y3=2x(1 point)Responses y=2x+3y is equal to 2 x plus 3 y=23xy is equal to 2 thirds x y=6xy is equal
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2. asked by RIP_BACON
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y varies directly as xy=35 when x=10. Find the direct variation equation. Than find y when x=5
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2. asked by Nathaniel Benson
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How many solutionsy=-18+5x
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5y - 10 = -25Responses A y = 3y = 3 B y = 7y = 7 C y = -3y = -3 D y = -7y = -7 E y = -5
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2. asked by A Local Wanderer In Search
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can someone check and see if i did this rightx+2y=8 x-x+2y=8-x 2y=8-x 2y/2=8/2-x y=4-x y=4-x/2 y=4-1/2x
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2. asked by amy
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You are snow skiing down a mountain that is represented by the linear model y=–30x+6,000 , where y is the number of feet after
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2. asked by jay
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Suppose y varies directly with x, and y=24 when x=8. What is the value of y when x=10?
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2. asked by qwpovj
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The y-coordinate of the solution to:x=6 2x+y=3
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You are snow skiing down a mountain that is represented by the linear model y=–30x+6,000 , where y is the number of feet after
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y − 3 = 5/3(x + 6)Step 1: Distributive Property y−3= Step 2: Simplify y−3=5/3x+ Step 3: Addition Property of Equality
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Suppose y varies directly with x and y = 14 when x = –4. What is the value of y when x = –6?
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y-13=72/12y+13=13/1+72/12=165/12+72/12 y= 237/12 y=19 9/12 y=19 3/4 ??? am I close
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2. asked by Melissa
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8y=7+14x18y-2=-7x
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2. asked by rebecca
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Which point below is a solution to the equation y= 2x - 5(4, 2) (4, 2) (1, -3) (1, -3) (2, 0) (2, 0) (-1, -5)
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2. asked by e
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You are snow skiing down a mountain that is represented by the linear model y=–30x+6,000 , where y is the number of feet after
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Beejal is solving the equation y/7 − 3 = 39.(1 point) As a first step, he starts by adding to both sides of the equation, and
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Using the angle relationships, determine the value of y in the diagram above.y=15 y=30 y=45 y=90 on the graph there is numbers
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2. asked by Neytiri Barran-etim
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For delivery orders, customers must order at least two dozen donuts. The first two dozen donuts cost $6.99 each. Any additional
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