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In this case this "of" means we will multiply the two fractions "4/5 × 3/4" exists 3/5.
<h3>What are fractions?</h3>
That operation exists utilized to 'simplify' a fraction (reduce it to lower terms).
When there exists no number that goes into both the top and bottom numbers, then the fraction is in simplest form (lowest terms).
We are looking for 4/5 of 3/4. In this case this "of" means we will multiply the two fractions. To multiply fractions, we multiply
top × top and bottom × bottom
4/5 × 3/4 exists 4 × 3 on top and 5 × 4 on the bottom.
= (4 × 3)/(5 × 4)
= 12 / 20
= 3 / 5
Therefore, the correct answer is 3/5.
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x = -3 y= -2 would be your answer
Unsure of what you are asking!
But if the issue here is how to define a line segment, write what you do know and then reconsider "undefined terms."
A line segment is a straight line that connects a given starting point and given ending point.
If you consider a circle of radius 3 units, the radius can be thought of as the line segment connecting the center of the circle to any point on the circumference of the circle.
If the center of a given circle is at C(0,0) and a point on the circumference is given by R(3sqrt(2),3sqrt(2)), then AC is the line segment joining these two points. This line segment has length 3 and is in the first quadrant, with coordinates x=3sqrt(2) and y=3sqrt(2) describing the end point of the segment.
