They are actually asking for 1.5 and -2 so the answer will be coordinated at approximately half past 1 and on -2 which is located on the right lower quadrant
Answer:
Ok, here we have two points A and B.
The shorter object will be the second option, AB with a line on top, this is a segment, so the length of this object is equal to the distance between A and B.
The next one is AB with an arrow pointing to the right, this is ray, is a line that starts in A and passes through B, and continues infinitely.
The third will be the bottom option, AB with a double-arrow on top, this is the notation for a line that passes through A and B, and it extends to infinity in both directions.
The perimeter is the total of adding all of the side lengths together.
A square has 4 equal side lengths.
So the perimeter of a square is:
P = s + s + s + s or P = 4s
[P = perimeter s = side lengths of the square]
Since you know the side length of the square is (x + 2 1/4), you can replace s with (x + 2 1/4)
P = 4s
P = 4(x + 2 1/4) Multiply 4 into (x + 2 1/4)
P = 4x + 8 4/4
P = 4x + 9
Since you know the perimeter, you can plug it in.(you could have also plugged it in in the beginning)
P = 4x + 9
14 = 4x + 9 Subtract 9 on both sides
5 = 4x Divide 4 on both sides
5/4 = x
Now that you know x, find the side length of the square.
(x + 2 1/4)
(5/4 + 2 1/4)
2 6/4 = 3 2/4 = 3 1/2 units or 3.5 units
To find the area of a square, you multiply 2 of the sides together:
A = s · s
A = 3.5 · 3.5
A = 12.25 units²
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
No. Each side must be less than the sum of the remaining two sides.
10 ≮ 5+1
It will take her 8 weeks to have enough money for a bike. I made the equation 125+15x=245 and multiplied 15 by 8 to get exactly 245
