To rotate a point 180° about the origin, you simply have to multiply -1 to the first and second coordinate. For your problem, just do that for all the points and list them out.
(5, 90)
You can solve both equations for y and then set equal to each other. Then use the quadratic equation to solve for x
Answer:
GI = 18; GE = 12; IE = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
The key to the question is to realize or find out what a centroid is and what it does. You can solve this question by knowing three things.
- The centroid is the meeting point of the three medians ( a median is a line that connects the midpoint of the side opposite a given vertex).
- The centroid divides the median in a ratio of 2:1. The longest segment is from the vertex to the centroid.
- The shortest segment is from the centroid to the midpoint of the side opposite the given vertex.
Point two is what you have to focus on.
GE/EI = 2/1
GE = 12 Given
Solution
GE / EI = 2/1 Substitute for the given
12 / EI = 2/1 Cross multiply
2*EI = 12 * 1 Simplify the right
2 * EI = 12 Divide by 2
EI = 12/2 Divide
Part Two
GI = EI + GE
GI = 6 + 12
GI = 18
EI = 6
Answer:
x/x+3
Step-by-step explanation:
first off, we start by factorizing.
we start with the numerator taking x out making it x (x-3) / x^2 - 9
then we factorize the denominator a bit more...making it x (x-3) / (x-3) (x+3)
as you can tell there is a (x-3) on both sides. so we can cross them out.
x/x+3 is left. try it yourself again so you can understand other questions like this! I hope I could help!
