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Answer:
41 sqrt(3)
Discussion:
My first reaction to the problem was:
sqrt(27) = sqrt ( 3 * 9) = 3 sqrt(3) and
sqrt(48) = sqrt (3*16) = 4 sqrt(3).
So...
7 * sqrt(27) + 5 sqrt(48) =
7 * (3 sqrt(3)) + 5 * (4 sqrt(3)) =
21 sqrt(3) + 20 sqrt(3) =
41 sqrt(3)
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Answer:
Slope = 2; Y-Intercept = -7
Step-by-step explanation:
That how lines work
Answer:
<u>(</u><u>-3.5, 2.3</u><u>)</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the point P have coordinates : (x, y)
The line (from R to Q) is divided in the ratio :
Coordinates of :
Using section formula :
- x = mx₂ + nx₁ / m + n
- x = 5(-5) + 1(4) / 5 + 1
- x = -21/6 = -7/2
- x = -3.5
- y = my₂ + ny₁ / m + n
- y = 5(3) + 1(-1) / 5 + 1
- y = 14/6 = 7/3
- y = 2.3
The coordinates of the point P are : <u>(</u><u>-3.5, 2.3</u><u>)</u>
