There are two ways to equate a straight line. We first have y=mx+b. Then, we have (y-y₁)=m(x-x₁). Both work fine and have similar variables, but the numbers are mixed around a bit. Your equation clearly shows the second form of equation. As our equation has x-x₁ on the right, we can notice that x+1 must mimic that, so x+1=(x-x₁). As x-(-1)=x+1, we can only assume that x is -1. Looking at the points given to us, y must be -2, so we have y-(-2)=y+2, so 2 fills in the leftmost open box. To find the slope, or m, we must take
from points (x₁, y₁) and (x₂, y₂). It doesn't matter which point is (x₁, y₁) , but it matters that the y₁ corresponds to the x₁. Thus, we have our slope as
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Step-by-step explanation:
-2/3f =9.2
cross multiply
27,6= -2f
divide both sides by 2
f = - 13.8
-1/8n = -2/7
cross multiply
-16 = -7n
divide
n = 2.29
12/20n = -36/44
cross multiply
528 = - 720n
divide
n= -0.733
-64.5g = -25.8
divide both sides by -64.5
g = -0.4
the last one has no variable
In quadrant I, when sin angle is 1/2, cos angle is (sqrt3)/2
Answer:
6
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(*2)x
Step-by-step explanation:
i hope this helps and the 2 is a square unit