Use the slope formula
Plug in the appropriate cords into the formula.
The slope of the line is -9/14.
A because it’s 3/4 away from the middle & up 2 so it’s gonna be half
Kenetic friction but i know its kenetic cause of movement
Answer: Yes. The answer is: [C]: "1 " .
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Explanation:
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The equation for a line, in "slope-intercept format" , is:
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→ y = mx + b ;
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in which "b" = the y- intercept; or the value of 'x' when "y = 0" ;
"m" = the slope; which is also the coefficient of "x".
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In "slope-intercept format", the "y" remains isolated on the left-hand side of the equation, with no "coefficient" (other than the "implied coefficient" of "1").
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So, if the two particular lines are parallel, and we know that the slope is "1" for EACH line; (that is, "m = 1" for each line); then the PRODUCT of the two slopes is:
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→ m² = m * m = 1² = 1 * 1 = 1 .
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→ The answer is: Answer choice: [C]: "1" .
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Use the Law of Sines to find side x.<span>
x / sin(A) = c / sin(C)</span><span>
x / sin(61°) = 15 / sin(81°)</span><span>
x = (sin(61°) x 15) / sin(81°)</span><span>
x = <span>13.283
Or rounded to 13.3
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