What it wants you to do is to put it into a form where on the one side of the equation there is y and nothing else. for this, we need to get rid of the 0.9.
how do we do that?
we divide both sides of the equation by 0.9:
6.3/0.9=y
that's ugly, right? but if both denominator and nominator are decimal fractions of the same sort; we can multiply both by 10 and get rid of the point:
63/09=y
and...

so basically 7=y, or y=7
and this is the solution!
y + 2=-3(x - 7)
Step-by-step explanation:
•*Ok first let me show you the formula for the Area of the trapezoid.
A=a+b/2 h.(I will be using the letter x for the multiplication sign)
*And here is the formula to find the height of a trapezoid
h=2 x A/a+b (2 times the Area over base "a" plus base "b")
*We need to plug in the numbers: h = 2 x 136.5/6+15
*Next, we add the two bases to get 21: 6+15=21 (h=2 x 136.5)
*Then, divide the total of the two bases (21) from the area to get 6.5: 136.5/21-6.5
*Finally we multiply 2 by 6.5: 2 x 6.5= 13
The height if this trapezoid is 13.
Hope this helps you ☺
Answer:
what are the options?
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given:

There seems to be nothing I can do to simplify this equation. However, I can factor out an
since they both have at least an
. Here is what we get:

This is in the simplest form I can get into. I cannot do anything more to simplify this expression. This is your final answer.