Yes, it is a rhombus because the diagonals are congruent.
3x+5=2x-10
-2x -2x
X+5=-10
-5 -5
X=-15
3(-15)+y=5
-45+y=5
+45 +45
y=50
2(-15)-y=10
-30-y=10
+30 +30
-y=40
Divide by -1 on both sides
y=-40
imagine 135/5
which = 27
Emma has 27 of her 5 pence coins
The slope of a line perpendicular to another line has a
slope which is the negative reciprocal of that line or:
m1 = -1/m2
First, we convert the given equation into slope-intercept
form of a line: y = mx + b
8x + 15y = 12
15y = -8x + 12
y = (-8/15) x + 0.8
m1 = -8 / 15
Therefore the slope of the perpendicular line is:
m2 = 15 / 8
Since the perpendicular line crosses the point (11, 17), therefore
using the slope formula:
m = (y2 – y1) / (x2 – x1)
15 / 8 = (y2 – 17) / (x2 – 11)
1.875 (x2 – 11) = y2 – 17
1.875 x2 – 20.625 = y2 – 17
y2 = 1.875 x2 – 3.625
y = (15/8) x – 3.625
multiplying both sides by 8:
8y = 15x – 29
rewriting in standard form:
<span>15x – 8y = 29 (ANSWER)</span>
Sure you could as long as you have the point.
for example let's say the slope is 2 and the point we are given is (4,4)
we know that:
plug in the values given
x=4
y=4
m=2
b, the y intercept equals -4.
so:
in this case
