Answer:
Parallel line:

Perpendicular line:

Step-by-step explanation:
we are given equation 4x+5y=19
Firstly, we will solve for y

we can change it into y=mx+b form


so,

Parallel line:
we know that slope of two parallel lines are always same
so,

Let's assume parallel line passes through (1,1)
now, we can find equation of line

we can plug values

now, we can solve for y

Perpendicular line:
we know that slope of perpendicular line is -1/m
so, we get slope as

Let's assume perpendicular line passes through (2,2)
now, we can find equation of line

we can plug values

now, we can solve for y

<span> 2ab + 2bc + 2ac the formula for the rectangular prism and i'm guessing you would find the answer to this than you would find your formula for the cube which is </span><span><span>6 a </span>2 and you would find that answer.
</span>You would take your total for the rectangular prism answer and subtract the cube answer from it and you would probably get your answer.
hope that helped?!
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Answer:
63m^11 no^12
Step-by-step explanation:
Dont know if thats o or and zero but I solve it by using o..if it was a zero then comment that so I can redo it anyways heres the explanation
(7nm^5 o^2) × (-3m^3 o^5)^2
7m^5 no^2) ×(-3m^3 o^5) ^2
(7m^5 no^2) × (3m^3 o^5)^2
7m^5 no^2 × (3m^3 o^5) ^2
7m^5 no^2 × 9m^6 o^10
63m^11 no^12
The answer would be 1/4 :)
Using the midpoint concept, it is found that the value of a is of a = 2.
<h3>What are the coordinates of the points?</h3>
Researching this problem on a search engine, the coordinates are given as follows:
<h3>What is the midpoint concept?</h3>
The midpoint between two points is the halfway point between them, and is found using the mean of the coordinates.
Hence the following system of equations can be built:
(b + 1 + 2a)/2 = 3.
b + 1 + 2a = 6.
b = 5 - 2a.
(a + 2 + 3b + 3)/2 = 5
a + 3b + 5 = 10
a + 3b = 5.
Since b = 5 - 2a, we have that:
a + 15 - 6a = 5.
5a = 10
a = 10/5
a = 2.
The value of a is of a = 2.
More can be learned about the mid-point concept at brainly.com/question/10956693
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