Find the circumference and area r = 5 m
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Just graph the coordinates
this picture is the different quadrants on the graph, whichever quadrant the coordinate is in, is what you put in the 2nd column
for example: (-2,-3) is in the 3rd quadrant
if its not in a quadrant its either on x or y axis, so its just on the line, and i assume you know which axis is which
for number 4. You just do subtraction, and then if its negative, it becomes positive since its asking for the absolute value
for example: |-24-11| > |-35| > 35
this picture is the different quadrants on the graph, whichever quadrant the coordinate is in, is what you put in the 2nd column
for example: (-2,-3) is in the 3rd quadrant
if its not in a quadrant its either on x or y axis, so its just on the line, and i assume you know which axis is which
for number 4. You just do subtraction, and then if its negative, it becomes positive since its asking for the absolute value
for example: |-24-11| > |-35| > 35
Answer:
b equals T minus a minus c minus d all over 3 ⇒ 3rd answer
Step-by-step explanation:
* Lets explain how to solve the problem
- Tisha and her academic team have had three local matches
# Assume that the points of the local matches are a , c , d
- They will attend a district match
- District match points count for three times the number of points
than local matches do
# Assume that the points of the district match is b
- T is the total points they will earned in the four matches
∵ The points in the local matches are a , c , d
∵ The point in district mach is 3b
∴ T = a + c + d + 3b
* <u><em>Lets find b in terms of a , c , d , T</em></u>
∵ T = a + c + d + 3b
- Subtract a from both sides
∴ T - a = c + d + 3b
- Subtract c from both sides
∴ T - a - c = d + 3b
- Subtract d from both sides
∴ T - a - c - d = 3b
- Divide both sides by 3
∴
∴ b equals T minus a minus c minus d all over 3