Answer:
The answer to your question is the third option
Step-by-step explanation:
To know if two lines are parallel we must get their slopes if the slopes are equal, the lines are parallel.
Data
A (2,2)
B (3,6)
C(0,5)
D(1,9)
Formula
slope = 
Process
1.- Calculate the slope of line 1
slope 1 = 
slope 1 = 
slope 1 = 4
2.- Calculate slope 2
slope 2 = 
slope 2 =
slope 2 = 4
3.- Compare the slope
slope 1 = 4 and slope 2 = 4, both slope are equals, then the lines are parallel.
2(3+3) or 2(3)+6, so the answer is the third option. It’s just using the distributive property.
Given:
6 male professores
9 female professores
5 male teaching assistants
6 female teaching assistants
Sol:.
N (professors)
N(Male)
N(professors and male)
N(professors OR male) = N(professors) + N(males) -N(professor OR male)
N(People to choose from)
Then probablitiy is:
Then the probability is 10/13
The statement below would be the least effective element of a plan Vitor could use to accurately estimate (or minimize) overdraft fees on the account is he need to <span>use the debit card for a large number of small purchases and check the balance later.</span>
To find a percent of a number, multiply the percent by the number.
First we find the number of pennies.
40% of 220 =
= 40% * 220
= 0.4 * 220
= 88
88 coins are pennies.
220 - 88 = 132
132 coins are not pennies.
Now we find 25% of 132.
25% of 132 =
= 25% * 132
= 0.25 * 132
= 33
33 coins are partners.
(Did you mean quarters instead of partners?)
