Let x---------------> distance from people living to the city center
we Know that Zone 1 covers people living within three miles of the city center Zone 1 ------------> [x < 3 miles]
Zone 2 covers those between three and seven miles from the center Zone 2 ------------> [ 3 <= x < = 7 miles]
Zone 3 covers those over seven miles from the center Zone 3 ------------> [ x > 7 miles]
<span>calculate the distance between two points to find the value of x </span> case A) point (0,0) point (3,4) x=√[(y2-y1)² +(x2-x1)²]----------> √[(4-0)² +(3-0)²]------> √[16+9] x=√25-------------> x=5 miles
the answer Part A) people living in (3,4) x=5 miles -------------> covers Zone 2 [ 3 < =x <= 7 miles]
case B) point (0,0) point (6,5) x=√[(y2-y1)² +(x2-x1)²]----------> √[(5-0)² +(6-0)²]------> √[25+36] x=√61-------------> x=7.81 miles
the answer Part B) people living in (6,5) x=7.81 miles -------------> covers Zone 3 [ x > 7 miles]
case C) point (0,0) point (1,2) x=√[(y2-y1)² +(x2-x1)²]----------> √[(2-0)² +(1-0)²]------> √[4+1] x=√5-------------> x=2.23 miles
the answer Part C) people living in (1,2) x=2.23 miles -------------> covers Zone 1 [ x < 3 miles]
case D) point (0,0) point (0,3) x=√[(y2-y1)² +(x2-x1)²]----------> √[(3-0)² +(0-0)²]------> √[9] x=√9-------------> x=3 miles
the answer Part D) people living in (0,3) x=3 miles -------------> covers Zone 2 [ 3 < =x <= 7 miles]
case E) point (0,0) point (1,6) x=√[(y2-y1)² +(x2-x1)²]----------> √[(6-0)² +(1-0)²]------> √[36+1] x=√37-------------> x=6.08 miles
the answer Part E) people living in (1,6) x=6.08 miles -------------> covers Zone 2 [ 3 < = x <= 7 miles]
Using PEMDAS, we see that E (which stands for exponents) comes before M (which stands for multiplication) and A (which stands for addition) so the first operation you should do is 7³.
We have to find the lengths of the diagonals KM and JL: d ( KM ) = √ (( - a - b )² + ( 0 - c )²) = √ (( a + b )² + c² ) d ( JL ) = √ ( ( a - ( - b ) )² + ( 0 - c )²) = √ ( ( a + b )² + c² ) So the lengths of the diagonals KM and JL are congruent. The lengths of the diagonals of the isosceles trapezoid are congruent.
