<h3>Answer: The lines are perpendicular</h3>
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Work Shown:
Use the slope formula to find the slope of the line through the two given points.
m = (y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1)
m = (-4 - (-5))/(6 - (-7))
m = (-4 + 5)/(6 + 7)
m = 1/13
The slope of the line through the two given points is 1/13.
This is not equal to -13, which was the slope of the first line, so the two lines are not parallel.
However, the two lines are perpendicular because multiplying the two slope values leads to -1
(slope1)*(slope2) = (-13)*(1/13) = -1
note: It might help to think of -13 as -13/1 to help multiply the fractions.
x = # of days
y = total calories
Simba = 1000 + 140x = y
Cuddles = 2650 - 190x = y
Let's set both of these equations equal to each other
1000 + 140x = 2650 - 190x
Add 190x to both sides and subtract 1000 from both sides.
330x = 1650
Divide each side by 330
x = 5
After 5 days, they will be consuming the same amount of calories.
To find out how many calories they will be consuming, let's plug 5 into our Simba equation.
1000 + 140(5) = y
Multiply 140 by 5
1000 + 700 = y
Simplify
1700 = y
They will be consuming 1,700 calories each day.
Answer:
1/5
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>silk butterfly = 4cm=1 </u> (this is the reduce form )
butterfly 20cm=5
Also you will just divide this by 4
Answer:
answer is 0.001254.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that you invested in 3 stocks of Engineering Aces, Upton Clothiers, and Thompson Musical Instruments.
Also given that each stock value is independent of the other.
Let E be the event changing in value by more than 10% in a given week for Engineering Aces,
U be the event changing in value by more than 10% in a given week for Upton Clothiers, and T be the event changing in value by more than 10% in a given week for Thompson Musical Instruments.
Given that P(E) = = 19%
P(U) = 11%
P(T) = 6%
probability that all three will change by more than 10% in the same week
= P(EUT)
= P(E) P(U) P(T) since three events are independent.
=0.19(0.11)0.06
= 0.001254
Answer:
Graph the linear equation.
Step-by-step explanation: