Answer:
I can only help you with Part C and E as these two are the ones I am able to answer.
Part C: slopes are not the same
Part E: 195 yards
Step-by-step explanation:
Part C:
Part E: The slope of the line follows a linear pattern; therefore, find the equation for the line by calculating the slope and plugging in a point.
Slope:
y2-y1/x2-x1; (9, 105) (8,115)
(115-105)/(8-9) = -10; the slope is -10, now solve for the equation of the line.
y=mx+b; plug in the point (9,105)
105 = -10(9) +b
105 = -90 +b, add 90 to both sides
195 = b; rewrite the equation;
y=-10x+195; x stands for the iron, plug in 0 for x;
y=-10(0)+195
y=195 yards.
Answer:
(4,1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Using substitution you can determine that 2*4-7 is in fact equal to 1
The middle section is n(n+1)
The top row is n+2
The bottom row is 2n+1
So the rule for the total number of tiles will be the sum of the above rules...
s(n)=n(n+1)+n+2+2n+1
s(n)=n^2+n+n+2+2n+1
s(n)=n^2+4n+3
Answer:
The flag of Switzerland is square.
Step-by-step explanation:
Only Switzerland has a flag that is square.
The measurements can be anything convenient. The aspect ratio (height to width) is 1 : 1.
When the flag is displayed next to a rectangular flag, it should have the same area as the rectangular flag. (This will mean the Swiss flag side length is the geometric mean of the rectangular flag dimensions.)
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Sometimes, the measurements of the flag are chosen to go with the height of the flagpole. The US flag is customarily displayed on a pole 3-4 times as long as the flag is long. That is, the diagonal of the flag is about 0.28 to 0.38 times the pole height.* I could not find comparable information about the Swiss flag.
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* The diagonal is of interest when the flag is hanging down along the pole, not flying in the wind.