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3 years ago

Number 10 I think it's 1 but I'm not exactly sure

Mathematics

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Tasya [4]3 years ago

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Hello,
answer is C

m=-40h+130
Indeed
A=(1/2,110)
B=(3,10)

y-10=(10-110/(3-1/2)(x-3)
==>y=-100/(5/2)*(x-3) +10
==>y=-40x+120+10
==>y=-40x+130
(or m=-40h+130 )

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