Parallelogram opposites side theorem which states that If a quadrilateral is a parallelogram , then it’s opposite sides are congruent
Answer:
y= (2/3)x -3
Step-by-step explanation:
M is equal to the slope in y=mx+b form. And the y intercept is equal to (0, -3), therefore the b part of the formula is -3.
Answer:
y-4=-7(x-1) OR y-(-10)=-7(x-3)
Step-by-step explanation: The point-slope form is
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In slope-intercept form, the equation would be y = -7x + 11
You could find the slope by using the slope equation,
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Using that, you would get -7. Thus by inserting one of the points and the slope in the point-slope equation, you will get your answer.
There is a little-known theorem to solve this problem.
The theorem says that
In a triangle, the angle bisector cuts the opposite side into two segments in the ratio of the respective sides lengths.
See the attached triangles for cases 1 and 2. Let x be the length of the third side.
Case 1:
Segment 5cm is adjacent to the 7.6cm side, then
x/7.6=3/5 => x=7.6*3/5=
4.56 cm
Case 2:
Segment 3cm is adjacent to the 7.6 cm side, then
x/7.6=5/3 => x=7.6*5/3=
12.67 cmThe theorem can be proved by considering the sine rule on the adjacent triangles ADC and BDC with the common side CD and equal angles ACD and DCB.
C) quadrant IV
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