First off, let's keep in mind that perpendicular lines have negative reciprocal slopes, hmmm so what's the slope of y = 2x + 5?
well, notice, that equation is in slope-intercept form, thus

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so, we're really looking for the equation of a line whose slope is -1/2 and runs through 1,4.
You would use order of operations: PEMDAS
P(parenthesis) E(exponents) MD(multiplication/division) AS(addition/subtraction)
with MD and AS order doesnt matter.
8(5-32) you would start with inside the Parenthesis for "P" so (5-32)=(-27)
next you would go to the E but because you dont have an exponent you go to the next step with is the "MD" you have multiplication so next would be 8(-27) and 8 multiplied by -27 is: 8(-27)= -216
ANSWER: -216
Answer:
(a) -7 , - 9 , - 11
(b) Arithmetic sequence
(c) There is a common difference of -2
(d) -53
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) To find the next three terms , we must firs check if it is arithmetic sequence or a geometric sequence . For it to be an arithmetic sequence , there must be a common difference :
check :
-3 - (-1) = -5 - (-3) = -7 - (-5) = -2
This means that there is a common difference of -2 , which means it is an arithmetic sequence.
The next 3 terms we are to find are: 5th term , 6th term and 7th term.
= a + 4d
= - 1 + 4 ( -2 )
= -1 - 8
= - 9
6th term = a +5d
= -1 + 5(-2)
= -1 - 10
= - 11
= a + 6d
= -1 + 6 (-2)
= -1 - 12
= -13
Therefore : the next 3 terms are : -9 , -11 , - 13
(b) it is an arithmetic sequence because there is a common difference which is -2
(c) Because of the existence of common difference
(d)
= a + 26d
= -1 + 26 ( -2 )
= -1 - 52
= - 53
I am not able to see the picture
Answer:
x = 7
Step-by-step explanation:
I think there may be other ways to do this ... but this is one I guess....
one angle= 90 ( given)
the other = 45 (given)
the third = 90 + 45 + a = 180
(all angles of triangles is 180 [angle sum property])
a = 180 - 135
= 45
The base angles are equal so that means it is a isoscles triangle. In isoscles triangle, two sides are equal , so
if one side is 7
the x is 7 too
(as it cant be the hypothenus)
I think this is right