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Please help with all 3 questions and show all work thank you.

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Bumek [7]4 years ago

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1. 8+8=16
15+15=30
30+16=46-perimeter
15*8=120-area
2.well the slope is 3/4 but i don't know the distance
3.y(13, -6)

Sergio039 [100]4 years ago

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1) Area= 120in^2. 15*8=120in^2, Perimeter= 46 2*(15+8)=46

2) 7.8102= 7.8

3) Y endpoint = 5/2 i think

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