<h3>Given ↓</h3>
- Two points that a line goes through
<h3>To Find ↓</h3>
<h3>Calculations ↓</h3>
When we have two points that a line passes through and asked to determine the slope of the line, the slope formula is going to come in handy.
This is the formula :

y2 and y1 are y-coordinates, and x2 and x1 are x coordinates
Plug in the values :


Which simplifies to
, or 1
<h3>Slope ↓</h3>
1 (Option D.)
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Answer:
19 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question given
The interior angles are x+12 and x - 3
Exterior angle is <IJK = 5x-6
Using the rule that states that the sum of interior angle of a triangle is equal to the exterior
<JHI + <HIJ = <IJK
x+12 + x-3 = 5x - 6
2x+9 = 5x -6
2x - 5x = -6-9
-3x = -15
x = -15/-3
x = 5
Get <IJK
Recall that <IJK = 5x - 6
<IJK = 5(5) - 6
<IJK = 25-6
<IJK = 19 degrees
Hence the measure of <IJK is 19 degrees
Answer:
w = (cv +dy) / (cb - ad)
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply through by c
aw + y = c(bw + v) / d Multiply by d
d(aw + y) = c(bw + v) Remove the brackets
daw + dy = cbw + cv Subtract dy from both sides.
daw +dy - dy = cbw + cv -dy
daw = cbw + cv - dy Subtract cbw from both sides
daw - cbw = cbw - cbw + cv - dy
daw - cbw = cv - dy Isolate W on the left.
w(da - cb) = cv - dy Divide by cb - ad on both sides.
w = (cv - dy) / (ad - bc) Answer