I don't know about the first one but the second one is 34.9°. It would be that because are right angles add up to 90° and if you subract 55.1 and 90 it would equal 34.9. But this rule only works on right angles.
The answer would be (2,3).
Try sketching it out, it helps :)
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By process of elimination, we can eliminate:
- <em>A:</em> <em>y = 3x - 1</em>
- <em>C: y = 3x + 1</em>
- <em>B: y = -3x</em>
<em>A and C</em> don't work because the given line has it's y-intercept at the origin, therefore, no y-intercept is written. <em>B </em>is not it either because the line <em>does not</em> go <em>down</em> from <em>left to right</em>, therefore, the slope is <em>not</em> negative.
The answer is <em>D: y = 3x</em> because since the line goes <em>up</em> from <em>left to right</em>, the slope is positive, and the y-intercept is the origin, so the equation will have no b.
They definitely can be positive they can be negative and they can have an absolute value but I would choose they both can be positive and negative
A=h(b+c)
A/h=b+c
b=(A/h)-c
Answer: b=(A/h)-c
