I won't tell you the answer but I'll tell you how to do it
first, find the area of the rectangle (lxw)
Next, find area of the triangle (BxHx.5)
Then, subtract the area of the rectangle to the area of the triangle
Answer:
-3/2+√29/2 or -3/2-√29/2
Step-by-step explanation:
When the graph intercepts with x-axis, the value of y is zero.
So substitute y with zero.
A. Y=x+2
I thinks that’s right hope this helps :)
No, the given point does not satisfy the inequality
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given inequality is 6x + y > -11
We have to find whether the point (-2, 1) satisfies the inequality
When we subsitute the given point into given inequality, values in both sides of inequality must satisfy the condition
Let us substitute the given point (x, y) = (-2, 1) in given inequality
6(-2) + 1 > -11
-12 + 1 > -11
-11 > -11 which is not true, Since -11 is equal to -11
So the given point does not satisfy the inequality
Answer:
-1 is the inverse of 16 modulo 17.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find : An inverse of 16 modulo 17 i.e. 
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Solution :
First we find the GCD of (17,16) using Euclid's algorithm,
Remainder is 1.
Which means, GCD(17,16)=1
Using back substitution we get,
i.e. -1 is the inverse of 16 modulo 17.
On comparing with
The value of x=-1.
