Polygon HJKL has vertices H(-3, 4), J(2, 6), K(2, 1), and L(-3, -1). What are the slopes of sides HJ, JK, KL, and LH and how wou
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<span> the slopes of sides HJ, JK, KL, and LH and how would you classify HJKL?</span>
EXPLANATION:
-To formulate an equation, you must first know what data the exercise gives us to locate them correctly.
data:
-6 that must be added to a number.
-four times a number that is equal to 4x
-a result that is equal to 50
Now with these data we formulate the equation:
if we solve the equation we have:
Y = mx + c
m is the gradient of the graph, for each time you go across 1 x you go up y 'm' times, in your case you go up twice each time you go across once along x
c is the y intercept, the number where the y axis is cut and where you should start drawing your graph
Use proportions
78cm / 38cm =. X/290cm
Remember it says 29m so it is 290 in cm
If you have the area of the rectangle, then the equation would be A = W*L
Lets say the area is 15 and the width is 3. You don't know what the length is. Just divide 3 into 15 to get 5. Hope this helps!
