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Vector WZ equals vector VP, which is (p, -q)
So Z is (-p - r + p, q - q) which is (-r, 0)
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#9
a-4 divided by 5 = 12
5*12 is 60
60+4 is 64
60 (final answer for a)
#10
n+3 divided by 8 = -4
8*(-4) = -32
-32 + 3 = -35
-32 (final answer for n)
#11
6+z divided by 10 = -2
-2 * 10 = -20
-20=6=-26
-20 (final answer for z)
btw, can't see diagram
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You can confirm this by working and expanding backwards:
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Answer:
D. 1,2,4......... . .....
Answer:
The graph in the attached figure
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x ---> represents the number of matinee tickets she could purchase
y ---> represents the number of evening tickets she could purchase
we know that
The number of matinee tickets (x) multiplied by $7.50 each plus the number of evening tickets (y) multiplied by $12.50 each must be at most (less than or equal to) $100
so
The inequality that represent this problem is
using a graphing tool
The solution is the triangular shaded area
Remember that the number of tickets must be a whole number
see the attached figure