Yes, you can put parenthesis inside of parenthesis.
Answer:
y=-3/11x+67/11
Step-by-step explanation:
y-8=-5-8/4--7(x--7)
y-8=-3/11(x+7)
11y-88=-3x-21
11y=-3x-21+88
11y=-3x+67
y=-3/11x+67/11
Answer: Yes they could.
Step-by-step explanation:
The two pairs of sides given are proportional: 3/7 : 9/21
The two triangles have the side:side ratio, meaning they are similar
Because they are similar, their hypotenuses <em>could</em> lie along the same line, not guaranteed, but possible.
126 because if you multiple 21 and 6 it’s gives you 126
FOIL and PEMDAS are both ways to solve mathematical equations.
<u>FOIL</u><u />
First
Outside
Inside
Last
<u>PEMDAS
</u>Parenthesis
Exponents
Multiplication &
Division
Addition &
S<u />ubtraction
FOIL is usually used to solve equations in two sets of parenthesis, for example:
(23+x)(5-4x)
PEMDAS is used to solve multiple-operation equations, such as:
5 x 4 + 6 - 2 x 7
Whew, hope this helped :D
