Answer:
Point P = (-9,11)
Step-by-step explanation:
Point M: (1,3) X and Y have the 2 on the bottom right of them
Midpoint N: (-5,7)
Point P: (X*2, Y*2)
( 1 + X*2 3 + Y*2 )
( _______ ________ ) = (-5 , 7)
( 2 , 2 )
( 1 + X*2 )
( _____ ) = -5
( 2 )
Then multiply the left equation above by 2, and that cancels out the 2 being
divided on the bottom. Also, multiply the -5 by 2 and you get -10
1 + X*2 = -10
+1 +1
__________
X*2 = -9
X = -9
( 3 + Y*2 )
( ______ ) = 7
( 2 )
Then multiply the left equation above by 2, and that cancels out the 2 being divided on the bottom. Also, multiply the 7 by 2 and you get 14
3 + Y*2 = 14
-3 -3
_________
Y*2 = 11
Y = 11
Hope this helps, good luck! :)
yes i agree because if all the integers are positive, the answer stays positive which means if you know your integer rules: a positive divide by a positive it stays positive. its the same thing for all the other operations. hope this helps.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The best estimate of the solution ordered pair from the graph is 
.
Step-by-step explanation:
See the attached graph to this question.
The graph of two straight lines are shown in the graph.
Now, the two straight lines intersect on the x-axis, so the solution ordered pairs should have y-value equals to zero.
But, there are two ordered pairs with y-value zero and they are and 
.
The best estimate of the solution ordered pairs from the graph is .
So, this is the solution. (Answer)
