Just subisute values that will work
one easy way is to make one sides equal to only one of the placeholders, like y, and then lug in values in for x exg
x+2y=3
subtract x from both sides
2y=3-x
divideb bith sides by 2
y=-1/2x+3
subsitute valudes for x and get values for y
if x=2 then
y=-1/2(2)+3
y==-1+3
y=2
when x=2, y=2
when y=0 then y=3
Points m and n
Are the answer
Answer:
First one: yes
Second one: yes
Third one: no
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the midpoint of a line segment, you take the x and y coordinates of the 2 points, add each of them up, and divide each of them by 2.
First one: x = (1+3)/2 = 2, y = (2+4)/2 = 3, so it's correct.
Second one: x = (-1+3)/2 = 1, y = (1+-1)/2 = 0, so it's correct.
Third one: x = (-3+-1)/2 = -2, y = (0+5)/2 ≠ 2, so it's not correct.
I really hope this helped.
A = consecutive interior
b= alternate exterior
c= consecutive exterior
d= alternate interior
e= corresponding
f= none
g= consecutive exterior
h= corresponding
i= alternate exterior
j= consecutive exterior
k=corresponding
l= alternate exterior
m= alternate interior
n= consecutive interior