S sandra23860 New member Joined Jun 14, 2005 Messages 18 Jun 14, 2005 #1 Give an example that can be expressed as a linear equation with two variables. and also provide an example of the graph.
Give an example that can be expressed as a linear equation with two variables. and also provide an example of the graph.
S soroban Elite Member Joined Jan 28, 2005 Messages 5,584 Jun 15, 2005 #2 Hello, sandra23860! Give an example that can be expressed as a linear equation with two variables. Also provide an example of the graph. Click to expand... Montmorency spend a total of $100 on two types of plants: perennials at $5 each and annuals at $4 each. Let x = number of perennials, y = number of annuals. Then the equation for his purchases is: . 5x + 4y .= .100 The graph is a straight line with x-intercept (20,0) and y-intercept (0,25). [Note: Since x <u>></u> 0 and y <u>></u> 0, the graph exists in the first quadrant only.]
Hello, sandra23860! Give an example that can be expressed as a linear equation with two variables. Also provide an example of the graph. Click to expand... Montmorency spend a total of $100 on two types of plants: perennials at $5 each and annuals at $4 each. Let x = number of perennials, y = number of annuals. Then the equation for his purchases is: . 5x + 4y .= .100 The graph is a straight line with x-intercept (20,0) and y-intercept (0,25). [Note: Since x <u>></u> 0 and y <u>></u> 0, the graph exists in the first quadrant only.]