the parallel linear equation is:
y = (2/5)*x - 3
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Two lines are parallel if the lines have the same slope but different y-intercept.
Here we know the line equation:
y = (2/5)*x + 4
Then a parallel line is of the form:
y = (2/5)*x + c
Where c is different than 4.
We want this line to pass through (5, -1), then:
-1 = (2/5)*5 + c
-1 = 2 + c
-1 - 2 = -3 = c
Then the parallel linear equation is:
y = (2/5)*x - 3
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First angle = x
Second angle = x - 42
Sum both complementary angles = 90
x+x-42=90
2x=132
x=66⁰ - First angle
x-42=66-42=24
24⁰ - Second angle
15x-20<130
15x<130+20
15x<150
X=150/15
x<10
Answer:
decrease, increase
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
it's hypotenuse
then
base^2+length ^2=hypotenuse^2
5^2+9^2=106^2
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