Y-2=-3/2(x-2)
first of all, the slope of the line is -3/2, and there's only one equation that has that as a choice for the slope. Then you can take the x and y coordinates given in that equation you want to check and see if the line goes through that point. from the equation, (point-slope form y-y=m(x-x)) I know that the line should pass through point (2, -2), and looking at the graph, that is correct.
I believe the answer is letter A
Answer:
k = -144
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is the 3rd option
Answer:
m = 15
Step-by-step explanation:
Since ∆ABC ~ ∆QRS, this implies that the ratio of their corresponding side lengths are equal. Thus:
QR/AB = QS/AC
QR = m
AB = 10
QS = 9
AC = 6
Plug in the values
m/10 = 9/6
m/10 = 3/2
Cross multiply
2*m = 3*10
2m = 30
m = 30/2
m = 15
