8x^2+189x-72 - Mathsoft Solving and Optimization Extension Pack III (46513) for PC

y=13-x, so 8x+130-10x=-14, so -2x+130=-14, so 2x=14+130 =144, so x=72 and y=13-72 =-59

You can do it by hand.
8x-3x=64+8=72
Thus, 5x=72
x=72/5

What is your question? Do you want to plot it? Find its roots?

Translate the English statement into math symbols and solve the resulting equation.
Let x be the number you are seeking.
42 more than some number translates as some number +42
But the some number is 8 times your number x, 8x
You have
8x+42=114
Isolate 8x=114-42=72
Isolate x: divide both sides of the equation by 8
x=72/8=9
Your number is x=9

Hello your mainboard supports

AGP 8X slot.

Almost any agp graphic card will fit the mainboard.

You only have to be sure you have the driver for it.

Good luck

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I really hope this helps you.

These are the specifications for the card you have (please make sure they match up).

http://www.albatron.com.tw/English/Product/VGA/pro_detail.asp?rlink=Specification&no=72

Here is the link to the drivers for that card.

http://www.albatron.com.tw/English/Product/VGA/pro_detail.asp?rlink=Driver&no=72

Bajalos del website de ellos, problema resuelto.

1. Try to Use Nero or Easy CD creator software for better output.....
2. Try burning Verbatim 16x DVD+R at 16x first and then burn another of the same type at 8x. And then compare the results. Most times, burning 16x-rated DVD+R/-R media at 12x or 8x will result in fewer PIEs/PIFs.

Whether 1x is better than 8x is another issue. Personally, I prefer 8x speed for most media I use these days (rated at between 4x to 16x but mostly 8x.)