Answer: 44 miles
WORKINGS
Given,
The distance between Indianapolis and Lima, IL = 173 miles
The distance between Indianapolis and Dayton, ID = 165 miles
The distance between Dayton and Lima, DL is unknown
Since there are straight roads connecting the three cities, the connection between them form a right angles triangle.
The right angle is at Dayton
The hypotenuse is the distance between Indianapolis and Lima, IL
Therefore IL^2 = ID^2 + DL^2
173^2 = 165^2 + DL^2
DL^2 = 173^2 – 165^2
DL^2 = 29929 – 27225
DL^2 = 2704
DL = 52 miles
Therefore, The distance between Dayton and Lima, DL = 52 miles
The question is asking how many more miles would Meg drive if she stopped in Dayton first than if she drove directly to Lima.
That is, Distance of Indianapolis to Dayton + Distance of Dayton to Lima – Direct distance of Indianapolis to Lima
That is, ID + DL – IL
= 165 miles + 52 miles – 173 miles
= 217 miles – 173 miles
= 44 miles
Therefore, Meg would drive 44 more miles if she stopped in Dayton first than if she drove directly to Lima.
Answer:
1. You first have to find the slope
2. Next, you have to find the y-intercept
3. Finally, you have to put it in y = mx + b form.
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope of 2 points is; 
The y-intercept is; 
y = mx + b
m is always the slope
b is always the starting point or y-intercept
Answer:
You can do this by rolling dice 4 times
Step-by-step explanation:
If you roll a fair dice 4 times and record the findings and their orders, you can generate 6^4= 1296 possible outcomes. You can pick 1-1000 as numbers and then re-roll all the dice if the number generate 1001-1296
To translate the dice result into a number you have to multiply the dice result as following:
1st roll multiplied by 6^0 = 1
2nd roll multiplied by 6^1 = 6
3rd roll multiplied by 6^2= 36
4th roll multiplied by 6^3= 216
Let's say you roll 1, 2, 3, 4
The number generated will be: 1*1 + 2 *6 + 3 *36 + 4 *216 = 985
Answer:
r-9
Step-by-step explanation:
Isolate the variable by dividing each side by factors that don't contain the variable
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