If you graph this, your first point will be at (0,5), as the ramp is at the warehouse door but 5 feet up. The second point is (10,0) as it is touching the ground but it's 10 feet away from the warehouse.
To find slope, you do (y2-y1)/(x2-x1).
When substituting in the variables, you get (0-5)/(10-0), which is -5/10, which is simplified to -1/2. Of course, that is when the warehouse is Quadrant II. If you look at it from another point of view, the slope will be positive so your answer is A) 1/2.
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The answer to your problem is........... 60..... i think :)
Step-by-step explanation:
A) as you can see there is no current flowing in a bar magnet so (incorrect)
B) Lines of magnetic field is going in A-->B direction so it have starting and ending points.(incorrect)
C) Yes whenever a magnetic object is placed near the another magnetic object they either attract or repell so they have a force in a form of push and pull [correct]
D)No because magnetic field lines goes from North--> South so A is the South pole [ incorrect]
E) Yes it will point always towards North pole of the magnet [correct]
F) yes it depends upon the density of field lines[correct]
G)No the near the magnet is it becomes more stronger as compared to magnet kept far.(incorrect)
So option C E F are correct
Hope this helps
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Answer:
-7-<em>x+-2=-7</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Negative Seven Less than a product= -7-x
adding negative two= -7-x+-2
this equation equals -7
the equation put together is= -7-<em>x+-2=-7</em>
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<em>Hope this helps</em>
This can be done easily in a few ways. One, you could do equivelent fractions as this. 16 percent is the same as 16 over 100, or, 16/100, 100 being the total with an = sign with X over 550, or, X/550. you can multiply 16 by 500 and divide by 100 to get $88. Or you could do it my way, (prefered way). take the $550, divide it by 100, then multiply by 16 and get $88. either way you do this, you take away the $88 from $550 and get the sale price of [Drumroll please...]
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