To complete this equation, it is vital to know the slope. To find the slope using points, you subtract the first x from the second, and the first y from the second. This gives you a slope of 4. Then, you must follow point-slope form and choose one of the order pairs to use. You then write y then the negative of your number. Since the number is already negative, you turn it into a positive. On the other side of the "=" sign, you write your slope, 4 distributing to x. Then you write the negative of your x value. Since it is already negative, it turns into a positive. This gives you a final answer of y+1=4(x+2). I realize that this doesn't line up with your fill-in-the-blank answer, so I am sorry if it doesn't work.
Answer:
1098.0266 square meters.
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a circle is pi times radius squared. We know the diameter, witch is twice the radius. Usually we use 3.14 as pi, but it can also be 22/7. If you have to show your work, try looking for if it asks for pi in the decimal or fraction form. Can I get brainliest?
Answer:
A) Irrational, because it is not a terminating or repeating decimal.
Step-by-step explanation:
Every time a square root results in a decimal, it will always never end, and never repeat. The square root of 35 qualifies for both of these qualities, therefore, making the answer (A). Hope this helps!
Answer:
c. Skewed-right with a mean of $5.25 and a standard error of$0.28
Step-by-step explanation:
As we have given that Sales prices of baseball cards have a right-skewed distribution with a mean $5.25 and a standard deviation is $2.80.
Now, We know that if standard deviation = σ
then, standard error = 
As, we have standard deviation = $2.80
then standard error will be 
⇒ Standard error = $0.28
Hence, Option (c) is the correct option.
Since there are 2 sides to the shelf, there is 0.05*2=0.05+0.05=0.1 meters of space between the shelf and wall in total. Next, since each piece of wood is 0.3 meters wide and we have 3 of them, the total width of the wood is 0.3+0.3+<something>
Note that <width of wood>+<space between shelf and well> =width of closet
I challenge you to finish this on your own - good luck, and feel free to ask with any further questions!
