Given ∠2 and ∠4 are vertical angles. Prove ∠2 ≅ ∠4

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Brums [2.3K]

Question 22.). Write the equation in Standard Form:

10y = 12x + 0.7

Identify: A, B, C

Standard Form for Linear Equation: Ax + By = C

10y = 12x + 0.7

The Standard Form of the solution is

Ax + By = C, Where, A ≥ 0

A and B, are Non- Zero numbers.

Therefore, Your answer, Letter Choice, (D), 120x - 100y = - 7, Where,

A = 120, B = - 100, and C = - 7

Question 24.). Described as, Inconsistent, Consistent, and Independent, Consistent, and Dependent, or None of These.

9x - 8y = 15, and 27x - 24y = 3

Solve:

9x - 8y = 15; 27x - 24y = 3

Steps: I will try to solve the system of equation:

9x - 8y = 15; 27x - 24y = 3

Step, Solve: 9x - 8y = 15 for x

9x - 8y + 8y = 15 + 8y

Add 8y to both sides:

9x = 8y + 15

9x/9 = 8y + 15/9 ( Divide both sides by 9):

x = 8/9y + 5/3

Step Substitute:

8/9y + 5/3 for X in 27x - 24y = 3

27x - 24y = 3

27 ( 8/9y + 5/3) - 24y = 3

45 = 3

Simplify Both sides of equation:

45 + - 45 = 3 + - 45 ( Add - 45, to both sides.):

0 = - 42

Therefore, No real Solutions, to both Equation.

Hence; 9x - 8y = 15; and 27x - 24 = 3, have No Real Solutions, and Therefore, They are, Answer Letter Choice, (B), Inconsistent.

Hope that helps!!! Sorry, I couldn't figure out Number (23.). : )

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3 years ago

For a certain model of car the distance d required to stop the vehicle if it is traveling at v mi/h is given by the formula d =

enyata [817]

Given that For a certain model of car the distance $d$ required to stop the vehicle if it is traveling at $v$ mi/h is given by the formula $d=v+\frac{v^2}{20}, where [tex]d$ is measured in feet.

If Kerry wants her stopping distance not to exceed 75 ft, then the range of speeds (in mi/h) can she travel is obtained as follows:

$v+ \frac{v^2}{20} \leq75 \\ \\ 20v+v^2\leq1,500 \\ \\ v^2+20v+100\leq1,500+100 \\ \\ (v+10)^2\leq1,600 \\ \\ |v+10|\leq\sqrt{1,600} \\ \\ -40\leq v+10\leq40 \\ \\ -40-10\leqv\leq v\leq40-10 \\ \\ -50\leq v\leq30$

Therefore, the range of speed she can travel is $v\leq30\ mi/hr$

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3 years ago

HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP RATE 5 STARSS

Stels [109]

Answer:

13. c,

14. a.

Step-by-step explanation:

13. The length of a side PQ with coordinates of

P as (x,y) and Q as (w,z)

is: $\sqrt{(x-w)^{2} +(y-z)^{2} }$