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Zepler [3.9K]

If you look from the points at angle 73, to 42, to 131, to z, the shape makes a quadrilateral.
Since the total of the interior angles in a quadrilateral add up to 360 you make an equation:

360 = 131 + 73 + 42 + 7 + x
Re-arrange the equation to get the x alone, by subtracting:
360 - 131 - 73 - 42 = x
114 = x

So x = 114 degrees<span />

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3 years ago

Can someone please help me.

Art [367]

I will give you everything I can do:

11)

Lets say Car A travels at x mph. That means Car B travels at x+2 mph.

Both of them are traveling towards each others, so we can say the total speed is 2x+2.

Now i takes 3 hrs and we know the distance.

Since R*T=D

Then 3(2x+2)=270

So 2x+2=90

2x=88

x=44

12)

To find perpendicular we want to find the opposite reciprocal of the original slope. Therefore the slope is 3/2.

Now we must find the equation of the line with the given variable.

First find b.

5=3/2*4+b

b = -1

So the equation of this line is:

y=3/2x-1

13) All work will be shown below.

6-3(-2-4x)=2(3(x-4)+7)

6+6+12x=2(3x-12+7)

12+12x=2(3x-5)

12+12x=6x-10

6x=-2

x = -1/3

14)

First we must find the amount each train traveled.

The speed of F train(Freight train)=x

The speed of P train(passenger train)=x+6

Their combined speed is 2x+6

It takes 2 hrs to cover 100 miles

So 2(2x+6)=100

2x+6=50

2x=44

x=22

So the freight train covered 44 miles and the passenger train covered 56 miles.

To find average speed you must do Total Distance/Total Time.

44/2 and 56/2

Which are 22 and 28.

The average speed of F train is 22 mph and average speed of P train is 28 mph.

15) Again opposite reciprocal.

3/5 -> -5/3

Work:

-4=-3*-5/3+b

-4=5+b

b=-9

y = -5/3x-9

16)

F=kx-kx0

First kx0 = 0

So F=kx

So x=F/k

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3 years ago

How to find area of parallelogram with coordinates of verticles?

ExtremeBDS [4]

You find a parallelogram area by this formula:
$A=b\cdot h$
Where b is its base and h, its height.
You get b's value applying distance between two points formula.
If A and B points form the base:
$A(x_1,y_1)\;\;\;\;B(x_2,y_2) \\ \\ 
d_{AB}= \sqrt{(x_1-x_2)^2+(y_1-y_2)^2} =b$

And h is the perpendicular distance between both bases.
You can visit next link to know further about it:
https://www.ck12.org/geometry/Distance-Between-Parallel-Lines/lesson/Distance-Between-Parallel-Lines
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And in attached picture you can find an example in progress you may want to finish.