Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
This can happen because of the timestamp on the toll card. When you pass through the initial entrance point the timestamp marks the exact moment you passed. When you pass through the exit toll point the individual subtracts the current time from the time you entered the initial toll entrance. From this, he can easily determine the average speed that you were driving at. If the average speed is higher than the speed limit, it means that at some point between the two toll booths you were speeding and therefore they can give you a speeding ticket.
Answer: (4,2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Coordinate of E: (-2,3) Coordinate of G: (2.5, 1.5)
Step-by-step explanation:
You first have to find the midpoints of AC and AB.
AC X coordinate:
X1+X2/2
Substitute the x points of AC in
1+(-5)/2=-2
AC Y coordinate:
Y1+Y2/2=3
Substitute the y points of AC in
5+1/2=3
You do the same thing with the AB line. I am pretty sure this works and I hope this helps!
Divide by -2 for all of the numbers
64/-32=-2
-32/ 2= -16
-16/2= -8
-8/-2= 4
4/-2= -2
Answer : 4 ,-2
15,17,19 thats easy just keep adding two if you want to predict the next numbers
