(3) 50 - m = the amount of miles Jose will ride on Sunday
Answer: (0,3)
Step-by-step explanation:
You follow the formulas to find the x and y of the dividing points.
Xp= x1+ a/a+b (x2-x1)
Xp= 10+5/5+3(-6-10)
Xp=10+5/8(-16)
Solve the problem above and you end up with “0” as your x.
Yp= y1+ a/a+b (y2-y1)
Yp= -2+ 5/8 (6+2)
Yp= -2+ 5/8 (8)
Solve this problem above and you end up with “3” as your y. Therefore, the point that divides the line segment between (10, -2) and (-6,6) into a ratio of 5:3 is (0, 3).
Answer:
Area of red band is 
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that area of square = 
Please refer to the attached figure, we have to calculate the area of red band.
Required area = Area of square <em>ABCD </em>- Area of <em>purple square
</em>
Side of purple square = 
So, area of purple square = 
<em>ABCD </em>is a square with purple square at the center and there is symmetry in the figure.
So, width of red band towards both the end is 5 inches.
Required area = 
Using formula 
Hence, Area of red band is
Answer:
q = 8
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve for q, you must isolate it.
In this case, you must isolate the q by multiplying 1.6 on both sides.
This makes the answer to be q = 8.
Answer:
Rational Numbers
Step-by-step explanation:
- An integer in its most simplified form cannot be a decimal nor a fraction, meaning -4/3 nor -0.75 would work.
- A whole number is a number that is either positive or negative but cannot be a decimal in simplified form. -4/3 is -1.333.... which is less than one and negative, meaning it cannot be a whole number due to it obviously being a decimal.
- -4/3 is not a natural number as it is both a decimal and negative.
- -4/3 is not irrational because it repeats when in decimal form.
- -4/3 is rational as in decimal form it repeats and to give more information, rational numbers can be both positive and negative numbers. The 3 that repeats in the decimal form of -4/3 works as a rational number due to this.
Therefore, it would apply to the first square.
Thanks!
- Eddie
