Answer: D) (–2.2, –1.2)
Explanation: to divide the segment into a 3:2 ratio, we need to divide the segment into five identical parts, and find the point that divides the segment into 3/5 and 2/5. To do this we have to calculate the distance between the two points of the segment, in x and y, we can do this by just subtracting the two "y" coordinates and the two "x" coordinates:
Δy=║-4-3║=7
Δx=║-1-(-4)║=3
Then we divide those differences by 5.
7/5=1.4
3/5=0.6
and now, we multiply those results by 3 and subtract them or add them from the coordinates of the point G (subtract them from the coordinate y and add it to the coordinate x, because we are moving down and right).
Px=-4+3*0.6=-2.2
Py=3-3*1.4=-1.2
so the coordinates of the point we are looking for (which I called "P") are:
P(-2.2, -1.2).
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Answer:
Sight
Explanation:
Using sight to see that the water twists and whirl is the best option from there is no key words that mention a smell, a taste, or touch
