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let's say
A(-3,1) B(-3,5) C(4,1)
we need to find the perimeter of ABC for that we find each of the sides
AB BC and AC
there is a formula to find the distance between 2 poins
let's say that a point has the structure A(x1,y1) where x=-3 and y=1 and B(x2,y2) where x2=-3 and y2=5
AB=
AB=
AB=
AB=4
we do the same thing for AC and BC
AC=
AC=
AC=7
BC=
BC=
BC=
BC=
The perimeter is equal to the sum of the sides
P=AB+AC+BC=4+7+=11+
Answer:
miles [or, 9.2 miles]
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Complete Question:</u>
Christine runs 10 miles in 75 minutes. At the same rate, how many miles would she ru n in 69 minutes?
<u>Solution:</u>
We need to find the unit rate first and then find our answer. To get unit rate, we need to know the number of miles she runs in "1 minute". So, we will divide number of miles by number of minutes, that is given. Hence:
That means in 1 minute, Christine runs 2/15th of a mile.
Now, we want to know how many miles she will run in 69 minutes. We simply multiply unit rate (2/15) by the number of minutes (which is 69). Thus we have:
In decimal, doing division, that is 9.2 miles