Answer:
17a + 16 =
Step-by-step explanation:
Add all a's
then all numbers w/o letters
you cannot add them together bc it would be like adding apples to carrots (thats what my teacher said)
I'm pretty sure it's Identity I hope it helps :)
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
When you read the question it says that her average speed from the library to the gym is 15 mph less than her speed from her home to the library. So x - 15 is what describes that situation.
If it is A it cannot be anything else.
B is incorrect. x - 15 is not a time. It is a rate. It can be used to develop the amount of time, but by itself it is still A.
C is incorrect. Her average speed from her house to the library is x
D is incorrect. The distance is given as the same as from her home to the library as from the library to the gym. Both are 4
The formula for calculating the perimeter of the parallelogram is p/2-b=c.
The formula for calculating the perimeter of a parallelogram with sides b and c, for c.
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The perimeter of a parallelogram is the total distance enclosed by its boundary. Since the parallelogram is a type of quadrilateral, thus it has four sides.
Substracting 2b on both side
p = 2b+2c
-2b -2b
p -2b =2c
divide both sides by 2
p/2 -b =c
Therefore we get the formula for calculating the perimeter of the parallelogram is p/2-b=c.
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How about this (see attached image):
Use the four cuts as shown in the image (red lines).
Then assemble 5 equal squares by the numbers: 1 center square and the rest are pieced together using two pieces as shown. All five together add up to the same area as original square because we use all pieces.
The way one gets a hint toward a solution is to see how an area of a square of length 1 can be split into 5 equal square areas:
which indicates we need to find a a triangle with sides 2 and 1 to get the hypotenuse of the right length. That gave rise to the cut pattern (if you look carefully, there are triangles with those side lengths).
