The APR tells you how much you will pay for credit. True or False?
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Step-by-step explanation:
Givens
P is (2,8)
Q is (-6,-6)
Equation
Midpoint = (x1 + x2)/2,(y1 + y2)/2
Solution
x1 = - 6
x2 = 2
y1 = -6
y2 = 8
M = (-6 + 2)/2, (-6+8)/2
M = -4/2, 2/2
M = -2 , 1
Just to make sure that you know that the answer is reasonable, I've put the midpoint (-2,1) on a graph with the two endpoints. You could print the points out and check it with a ruler.
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Volume of the gigantic fridge is 2.5 times the volume of regular fridge.
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This question is incomplete; here is the complete question.
Katie is buying a refrigerator for her apartment. She's choosing between a regular fridge and a gigantic fridge (details are shown in the table below). She notices that the gigantic fridge costs 3 times as much as the regular fridge.
How many times as great is the volume of the gigantic fridge as the volume of the regular fridge?
Area of the base, Height, Price
Regular Fridge: 1m² / 2m / $200
Large Fridge: 2m² / m / $600
In this question cost of the large fridge is 3 times as much as the regular fridge.
Area of the base of regular fridge = 1m²
Height of the regular fridge = 2m
So volume of this fridge = 1×2 = 2m³
Area of the base of the large fridge = 2m²
Height of the large fridge = m
Volume of the large fridge = = 5m³
Ratio of the volumes of the large and regular fridge =
Therefore, volume of the gigantic fridge is 2.5 times the volume of regular fridge.