Given that the coordinates of the point A is (2,7) and the coordinates of the point B is (6,3)
We need to determine the midpoint of A and B
Midpoint of A and B:
The midpoint of A and B can be determined using the formula,
Substituting the points (2,7) and (6,3) in the above formula, we get;
Adding the numerator, we have;
Dividing the terms, we get;
Thus, the midpoint of the points A and B is (4,5)
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Hello :
<span>the nth term of a geometric sequence is :
Un = Up ×r^(n-p) . r is the common ratio
for : p=5 and n= 2
U5 = U2 ×r^3
16 = -2 r^3
r^3 = -8
but : -8 = (-2)^3
so : r = -2
Un = U2 × r^(n-2)
Un = -2 ×(-2)^(n-2)= (-2)^(n-2+1)
</span><span>the nth term of a geometric sequenceis : Un = (-2)^(n-1)</span>
Answer:
<u>108°</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Formula :
<u>Degree Measure = Arc length / radius x 180/π</u>
Solving :
Degree Measure = 3π/5 x 180/π
Degree Measure = 3 x 36
Degree Measure = <u>108°</u>
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Initial mean = 156, Changed mean = 163.92
So, mean increases. Only condition that satisfies this is B.
