Answer:
y = -4/3x -9
Step-by-step explanation:
Slope intercept form is
y = mx+b where m is the slope and b is the y intercept
8x+6y = -54
Subtract 8x from each side
8x+6y-8x = -8x-54
6y = -8x-54
Divide each side by 6
6y/6 = -8x/6 -54/6
y = -4/3x -9
Answer:
2587mm^3 approx!
Step-by-step explanation:
first you divide the nut into 6 part(in triangle now, by joining centre to each edge)
let's take one part of the triangular shape then area of that part can be found by using 1/2×base×height
i.e, 1/2×13×15=97.5(mm^2)
now when we consider depth of that traingular part,we will get volume of that part as area×depth
i.e, 97.5×6=585(mm^3)
now volume of all the 6 triangular part is 585×6=3510(in mm^3)
now take circular cavity in consideration, it's volume will be π(7^2)6=923(mm^3) approximately
now reqired volume will be volume of that hexagonal part minus that of circular cavity
=3510-923
=2587mm^3
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Answer:
2534.081
Step-by-step explanation:
If it is isosceles, than the legs are the same. We will call them X. The formula for the area of a triangle is 1/2 (base * height). But the base and the height are both X. So the area (18) is equal to 1/2 (x * x), or 1/2(x^2). This means that 36 = x^2. Thus, the length of each side is 6 inches. You can check this work by plugging those into the formula for area. You will find that it equals 18.
Answer:
1 3/4 cups is between the 13th and 15th lines from the bottom.
Step-by-step explanation:
The bottom of the cup has no line and corresponds to 0 eights.
1st line up: 1/8 cup
2nd line up: 2/8 cup this is also called 1/4 cup
3rd line up: 3/8 cup
4th line up: 4/8 cup this is also called 1/2 cup
5th line up: 5/8 cup
6th line up: 6/8 cup this is also called 3/4 cup
7th line up: 7/8 cup
8th line up: 8/8 cup this is also called 1 cup
9th line up: 9/8 cup
10th line up: 10/8 cup this is also called 1 1/4 cup
11th line up: 1 3/8 cup
12th line up: 1 4/8 cup this is also called 1 1/2 cup
13th line up: 1 5/8 cup
14th line up: 1 6/8 cup this is also called 1 3/4 cup
15th line up: 1 7/8 cup
16th line up: 1 8/8 cup this is also called 2 cups
1 3/4 cups is between the 13th and 15th lines from the bottom.
