The additive inverse of a complex z is a complex number
so that
Finding
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Answer:
D) 45 and 1.2
Step-by-step explanation:
The "varies inversely" relationship is described by the equation ...
y = k/x . . . . . . y varies inversely with x (and vice versa)
The value of k can be found from known values of x and y:
xy = k . . . . . . multiply the above equation by x
(10)(6) = k = 60 . . . . using the given values
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To check if a given pair of numbers satisfies ...
y = 60/x
you can multiply them together to see if the product is 60.
(A) 12×5 = 60
(B) 15×4 = 60
(C) 25×2.4 = 60
(D) 45×1.2 = 54 . . . . . not a possible pair of corresponding values.
45 and 1.2 are not a possible solution for x and y.
The line that maps a figure onto itself is a line of symmetry of the figure.
From the given trapezoid, the line of symmetry of the trapezoid is x = -2.
Therefore, the <span>equation for the line of reflection that maps the trapezoid onto itself</span> is x = -2.
-1 = (x-1)/3
(multiply both sides by 3)
-3 = x-1
(add 1 on both sides)
x=-2
