The slope of the line passes through (-6, 3) and (1, 5) is 
<u>Solution:</u>
Given, two points are (- 6, 3) and (1, 5)
We have to find the slope of a line that passes through the above given two points
Slope of a line that pass through 
is given as:
Hence, the slope the line that passes through the given points is
Answer:
1.4 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
to get this ancwer you divide 14 by 10 witch gives you 1.4 pounds
The answer is 11 for this question
Dividing a whole number and an improper fraction seems tricky, but it just has one or two more steps than the normal process. First, convert the whole number "9" into a fraction by giving it a denominator of "1". It should look like 9/1. Now that both numbers are converted into like formats (improper fractions), you should have 9/1 divided by 5/3.
Second, flip 5/3 over into 3/5 - this is the "reciprocal". Now you have 9/1 divided by 3/5. It's just a matter of multiplying across the math sentence. Multiply the numerators (9x3) and the denominators (1 x 5). Your new fraction should be 27/5. This is your answer in the improper fraction format.
You can create other formats depending on the expected answer. For a mixed number, "divide your fraction UP" (27 divided by 5) which gives you 5 and 2/5. This can be further converted into 5.4 if you need your answer in decimal form.
Using the shortcut for binomial expansion, which still took 45 minutes, I got 23-26. The coefficient on the x^6 term is 34,020; the coefficient on the x^4 term is -495; on the x^7 term it's 1800; on the x^3 term it's 337,920. I'm pooped. The rest is factorial notation, kinda the same thing, but...
