No because you would be dividing the first equation by four, for an example if m=32.5 in the first equation, if you put that into the second equation and divide it by four you won’t get 130 like in the first equation
I think its 10,000 pounds, you can use a tons to pounds caculator to check
6 tenths or 6/10
it doesn't matter how many zeros you have after the .6 it's still 6 tenths. It can have a hundred zeros it will still be just .6 = 6/10 = 6 tenths
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A) The area of the rectangle ABCD is base times height. 20in x 12in = 240 in sq.
B) The area of the triangle AED is base times height divided by two. (14in x 12in)/2 = 84in sq.
C) Figure EBCD is a right trapezoid (having one pair of parallel sides, while the others are slanted and forming a right angle).
D) Area of EBCD is the area of the rectangle minus the area of the triangle. 240in sq - 84in sq = 156in sq.
Answer:
(-6, 3)
Step-by-step explanation:
What you do is based off the image point (-9, 5). What you do is you go 3 units right which is like -9+3=-6. Then you will go 2 units down which is like 5-2=3.
(-6, 3) is your answer.
