<span>Given the diagram, where AB and EF are horizontal lines and CB is a vertical line segment.
Given that FB : FC = 4 : 3,
From the diagram, the coordinate of A is (-10, -8) and the coordinate of C is (-3. -1).
We can also see that the coordinate of B is (-3, -8) (since CB is a vertical line means that B is the same x-value as C and AB is a horizontal line means that B is the same y-value as A)
Recall that the coordinate of a point dividing a line segment in the ratio m:n is given by (x1 + m/(m+n) (x2 - x1), y1 + m/(m+n) (y2 - y1))
Thus, since FB : FC = 4 : 3, this means that point F divides the line segment BC in the ratio 4 : 3.
Thus, the coordinate of F is given by (-3 + 4/(4+3) (-3 - (-3)), -8 + 4/(4+3) (-1 - (-8))) = (-3 + 4/7 (0), -8 + 4/7 (7)) = (-3, -4).
Also, given that FB : FC = 4 : 3, this means that point D divides the line segment AC in the ratio 4 : 3.
Thus, the coordinate of D is given by (-10 + 4/(4+3) (-3 - (-10)), -8 + 4/(4+3) (-1 - (-8))) = (-10 + 4/7 (7), -8 + 4/7 (7)) = (-6, -4).
Therefore, the coordinates of point D is (-6, -4).</span>
Answer:
x = 35/22
y = 3/22
Step-by-step explanation:
y= 2/5x-1/2 ................(1)
y=-1/3x+2/3 ...............(2)
10*(1)
10y = 4x -5 ...................(1A)
3*(2)
3y = -x +2 ....................(2A)
To find intersection, solve for y & x
4(2A) + (1A)
12y+10y = -4x+4x +8-5
22y = 3
y = 3/22
Substitute in (1)
3/22 = 2/5x -1/2
multiply by 110
15 = 44x - 55
70 = 44x
x = 70/44 = 35/22
The answer to this question is x=8; y= -7
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Answer:
BC = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Tangents from the same point are congruent, so ...
2x = x+3
x = 3 . . . . . . . subtract x
BC = x+3 = 3+3 = 6 . . . . . . substitute for x
The length of BC is 6.
Answer:
You have the formula wrong.
The volume of a cylinder = PI * radius^2 * height
To find the height, the formula is:
height = volume / (PI*radius^2)
I'm assuming the radius = .6 meters so
height = 720 / (3.14159265 * .6^2)
height = 720 / 1.130973354
height = 636.61977 meters
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