[Video] Q14: Question 14 from the math (no calc) section of 2018 march sat

Explanation for Question 14 From the Math (No Calc) Section on the 2018 March Sat

Question 14 says and the X, 2 Y plane, the graph of the equation, Y equals nine X minus eight, 3 intersects the graph of the equation. Y equals X squared at two points. 4 What is the sum of the X coordinates of the two points? 5 So we just need to set these two equations equally equal to each other. 6 So for X, and then add together those two X values. 7 So let's start by just setting these equal to each other. 8 X squared is equal to nine X minus eight. 9 We're going to move everything to the left side of the equation. 10 So that's going to give us X squared plus negative nine X 11 plus eight is equal to zero. 12 And then when we factor that we get X minus eight times 13 X minus one is equal to zero. 14 And so we know that X is equal to eight and the X 15 is equal to one. And so to find the answer to this question, 16 we just have to add together those two values and we get X is 17 equal to nine. So the correct answer here is answer choices.

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