Answer:
it is scalene type of triangle because no sides are equal
Answer:
243,000 people
Step-by-step explanation:
First, what we need to do is to calculate the area of the region using the 5-mile radius
Mathematically, we can calculate this as the area of a circle
Area = pi * r^2
Our r here is 5 miles
Area = pi * 5^2 = pi * 25 = 78.54 square miles
Now to get the population, we know that per square mile we have 3,100.
Hence per 78.54 square mile, we have 78.54 * 3100 = 243,273 people
To the nearest thousand, 243,000
Answer:
Question 4: Which equation is parallel to the above equation and passes through the point (35, 30)
is the correct answer, I found this by inputting the x and y value of the coordinate (35, 30) onto the equation and solving for y-intercept since the slope of all equations is the same (since it's traveling parallel)
so the equation would be
Question 5: Which equation is perpendicular to the above equation and passes through the point (35, 30)
is the correct answer, I found this using the same method as before, input coordinate values into the equation and solve for the y-intercept (The only thing changed from the last answer is the opposite reciprocal slope).
so the equation would be
Answer: 6700 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question given, we are informed that Gephart is traveling from his house to the history museum and that the distance from home to the history museum is six and seven-tenths kilometers.
In order to know the distance in meters
that he will travel to the museum, we have to multiply the convert the distance given in kilometers to meters. This will be:
1000 meters = 1 kilometer
Therefore, 6 7/10km = (6 7/10 × 1000m)
= 6 7/10 × 1000
= 67/10 × 1000
= 67 × 100
= 6700 meters
He'll travel 6700 meters to the museum.
Answer:
Figure D
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
If the scale factor of the dilation is 1/2, that means the dilation is a reduction
so
the answer is between the Figure C and Figure D
but
a rotation of 180° eliminate the Figure C
therefore
The answer is the Figure D
