5) Transitive property of equality
6) Addition property of equality
7) Subtraction property of equality
8) Division property of equality
9) Multiplication property of equality
10) Transitive property of congruence
11) Substitution property of equality
12) Addition property of equality [add XY to both sides then use segment addition postulate]
13) Subtraction property of equality [subtract XY from both sides then use segment subtraction postulate]
14) Angle addition postulate
15) Addition property of equality [add angle 2 to both sides then use angle addition postulate]
16) Transitive property of equality
For x,
(32+x)/2=14
32+x=14*2
32+x=28
x=28-32
x=-4
For y,
(40+y)/2=26
40+y=26*2
40+y=52
y=52-40
y=12
Therefore coordinates of B(-4,12)
Hope this helps!
Answer:
v=9i+3j
Step-by-step explanation:
The given vector, v has initial point at P1 = (−5, −2) and terminal point at P2 = (4, 1).
The vector v is found by subtraction the initial point from the terminal point.
v=<4,1>-<-5,-2>
v=<4--5,1--2>
v=<9,3>
We write v as multiples of the basis vectors to obtain:
v=9i+3j
Answer:
(B). 15.75
Step-by-step explanation:
If Kristens dog weighs 2.5 pounds less, then you just have to subrtact 2.5 from 18.25
