I am assuming you do not mean The length of a triangle and you mean The length of a rectangle because the answer you given are the formula for the perimeter of a rectangle. With that said, the answer is D<span>.2w+2*(3w)112
The perimeter of a rectangle can be found by the following equation:
2L + 2W = P
OR
P = 2L + 2W
The equation </span>P = 2L + 2W is read perimeter = 2 times Length + 2 times width
The Question:
<span>The length of a rectangle is three times its width.if the perimeter is at its most 112 centimeters ,which is the greatest possible value of the the width.
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The length of a rectangle
This means the perimeter
is
The word is means to use an equal sign
three times its width
This means 3 times w or 3w
The w = width
perimeter is at its most 112
This means <=
<= means less than or equal to
Ok so lets look at our equation
2L + 2W = P
2w + 2(3w) <= 112
First number --- (2a-1)
middle number ---- (2a)
third number -----(2a+1)
2a-1+2a+2a+1=250
6a=250
a=250/6= 125/3
2a=2*(125/3)= 250/3 ---- is not a whole number that is contradicts to what is given, so sum cannot be 250
so
The slope of this line is -1/6.
2 Point: (6,2) (-6,6)
x₁ y₁ x₂ y₂
Remember:
rise change in y y₂ - y₁ 6 - 2 4
---------- = ------------------- = ------------- = ----------- = ----------
run change in x x₂ - x₁ -6 - 6 -12
Simplify 4/-12
4 ÷ 4 1
------- = ------------- = -1/3
-12 ÷ 4 -3
The slope of the line is -1/3.
Answer:
slope is undefined
ex. a straight vertical line like x = 2 would have an undefined slope
Step-by-step explanation:
formula is
y2-y1 / x2-x1
-13 + 9 / -5 + 5
-4 / 0
slope is undefined
straight vertical line like x = 2 would have an undefined slope
undefined slope is the slope of any vertical line that goes up or down. There is no horizontal movement and hence the denominator is zero while calculating the slope. Thus the slope of the line is undefined.
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Answer:
x - 3 > = 5
x > = 5 + 3
x > = 8
closed circle on 8...because of the equal sign.....shaded to the right...because of the > sign.
Step-by-step explanation: