Answer: You should not make that assumption in this problem.
The side-splitter theorem is about the line segments that are formed on the transverals themselves. It is not talking about the distances on the set of parallel lines. If you wanted to find the value of x, you should look for another way to prove the relationship involving the x-value.
Explanation:
The formula for calculating the percent change in a value between two points in time is:
p
=
N
−
O
O
⋅
100
Where:
p
is the percent change - what we are solving for in this problem.
N
is the New Value - 62 inches in this problem.
O
is the Old Value - 56 inches in this problem.
Substituting and solving for
p
gives:
p
=
62
−
56
56
⋅
100
p
=
6
56
⋅
100
p
=
600
56
p
=
10.7
rounded to the nearest tenth.
Ricardo gres 10.7%
Answer: OPTION C.
Step-by-step explanation:
The systems of linear equations can have:
1. <u>No solution:</u> When the lines have the same slope but different y-intercept. This means that the lines are parallel and never intersect, therefore, the system of equations has no solution.
2. <u>One solution</u>: When the lines have different slopes and intersect at one point in the plane. The point of intersection will be the solution of the system
3. I<u>nfinitely many solutions</u>: When the lines have the same slope and the y-intercepts are equal. This means that the equations represents the same line and there are infinite number of solution.
Therefore, based on the explained above, the conclusion is: Systems of equations with different slopes and different y-intercepts <em><u>never</u></em> have more than one solution.
If you know the rugs sell for 8$ per square foot and the total spend was $432. You divide 432 by 8 to find the total number of square foot of the rug. Which is 54. To find total square foot you find the area. So the area of a rectangle is L*W. So 54 = 9*width. So just divide 54 by 9 and you get the width of the rug. The width is 6 foot. Now you check. A nine by 6 rugs square foot is 54. and then times by 8 and you get 432 total. So you know the rug is 6 foot wide. :)