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4 years ago

PLEASE HELP THANK YOU! Graph y = -7/3x + 2.

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2 answers:

mote1985 [20]4 years ago

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It is attached! The Graph

loris [4]4 years ago

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Answer:

it should look something like this... (look at the graph attached)

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18 8/9 pots

Step-by-step explanation:

Total potting soil = 5 2/3 liters

Potting soil per pot = 3/10 liters

How many pots can Yao Xin fill?

Number of pots Yao Xin can fill = Total potting soil / Potting soil per pot

= 5 2/3 liters ÷ 3/10 liters

= 17/3 ÷ 3/10

= 17/3 × 10/3

= (17*10) / (3*3)

= 170/9

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3 years ago

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I think I have the correct answers but will anyone try to solve these questions so I can see if we got the same answer.

Andre45 [30]

Because you seem to have an understanding of the material, I will write my math, but no explanations for my work. Comment on this answer for an explanation, or if I did something wrong.

1. Find the length of the South side of the field.

$(5x+2)+(x^2-9)+(x^2-7x+12)\\5x+2+x^2-9+x^2-7x+12\\2x^2+5x+2-9-7x+12\\2x^2-2x+2-9+12\\2x^2-2x+5$

2.Find the perimeter of the pumpkin field.

$2(5x+2)+2(5x-2)\\(5x+2)+(5x+2)+(5x-2)+(5x-2)\\20x+4-4\\20x$

3. Find the perimeter of the whole field.

$2(4x+5x-2)+2(5x+2+x^2-9+x^2-7x+12)\\2(9x-2)+2(2x^2-2x-5)\\18x-4+4x^2-4x+10\\4x^2+14x+6$

4. If $x=30ft$ , what is the total perimeter?

$P=4x^2+14x+6\\P=4(30)^2+14(30)+6\\P=4(900)+420+6\\P=1026ft$

Random Tangent:

If you want to involve $y$ in finding these answers for whatever reason, your math is going to get messy. Here's what I tried before I realized you could multiply each side by $2$ to get the total perimeter:

$xy+1+x+6=4x+5x-2\\xy-8x=-9\\x(y-8)=-9\\y-8=-\frac{9}{x}\\y=-\frac{9}{x}+8$

Now the other side. This one's even worse.

$xy-1+6x+x=5x+2+x^2-9+x^2-7x+12\\xy+9x-2x^2=5\\x(y+9+2x)=5\\2x+9+y=\frac{5}{x}\\y=\frac{5}{x}-2x-9$

At this point, was realizing I wasn't going about the problem correctly, but did one last try by setting $y=y$ . At this point in the equation, I simply had to stop, both due to complexity and technological problems.

$\frac{5}{x}-2x-9=-\frac{9}{x}+8\\\frac{14}{x}=2x+17\\ 14=2x^2+17x\\0=2x^2+17x-13\\$

I could possibly continue to solve, but I don't see a point. It was clear that this was NOT the right path to take finding the perimeter. It was here I realized that I could just multiply the two sides without $y$ in them by $2$ and--without as much difficulty--reach the correct answer.

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3 years ago

Find the angle between the given vectors to the nearest tenth of a degree. u = <-5, -4>, v = <-4, -3> (1 point)

sesenic [268]

Angle between $u = -5i-4j , v=-4i-3j$ is $x =0$ ° .

<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

We have , two vectors u = <-5, -4>, v = <-4, -3> or , $u = -5i-4j , v=-4i-3j$

We need to find angle between these two vectors . Let's find out:

We know that dot product of two vectors is defined as :

$u.v =|u|(|v|)cosx$ , where x is angle between u & v !

⇒ $u.v =|u|(|v|)cosx$

⇒ $cosx =\frac{u.v}{|u|(|v|)}$

Now , $u.v = (-5i-4j)(-4i-3j)$

⇒ $u.v = (-5i-4j)(-4i)-(-5i-4j)(3j)$

⇒ $u.v = 20+12$ { $i(j) = j(i) =0$ }

⇒ $u.v = 32$

Now , Modulus of any vector $r = xi+yj$ is $|r| = \sqrt{x^{2}+y^{2}}$ So ,

$|u| = \sqrt{(-5)^{2}+(-4)^{2}} = \sqrt{25+16} = \sqrt{41} \\\\|v| = \sqrt{(-4)^{2}+(-3)^{2}} = \sqrt{16+9} = \sqrt{25} = 5$

Putting all these values in equation $cosx =\frac{u.v}{|u|(|v|)}$ we get:

⇒ $cosx =\frac{32}{5(\sqrt{41})}$

⇒ $cos^{-1}(cosx) =cos^{-1}(\frac{32}{5(6.4)})$

⇒ $x =cos^{-1}(1)$ { $cos0 = 1$ }

⇒ $x =0$ °

Therefore , Angle between $u = -5i-4j , v=-4i-3j$ is $x =0$ ° .

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3 years ago

What is the intercept of y+3=1/2x and y=5x-7x+8

kondaur [170]

The intercept of 2 equations is a point that verifies both equations. By that I mean that if you replace the coordinates of this point in both equations, you would get the same y.
So, to do this, you use this form of expression: y=y
So you do the equality of both expressions, and find x.
But in your case, we have one equation that is not in the y= form: y+3=1/2x.
So you subtract 3 from each side, making it y=1/2x-3
Now, we can do y=y.
1/2x-3 = 5x-7x+8
1/2x-3=-2x+8
Then, we move the variables to a side, and the numbers to the other side of the expression, so you get:
1/2x + 2x = 8 + 3
5/2x = 11
To find x, you divide both sides by 5/2:
x= 11/(5/2)
x= 11*2/5 (when you divide 2 fractions, the result is equal to the first fraction multiplied by the inverse of the second)
x=22/5

So, the intercept of y+3=1/2x and y=5x-7x+8 is 22/5.

You can check your answer (this is very important):
y+3 = 1/2 * 22/5
y+3 = 22/10
y= -8/10

y=5x-7x+8
y=5(22/5)-7(22/5)+8
y=-8/10

Hope this Helps! :)

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3 years ago