The rise is the vertical distance between the two points, which is the difference between their y-coordinates. That makes the rise y2 − y1. The run between these two points is the difference in the x-coordinates, or x2 − x1.
Answer:
8.5% (you can approximate that, that's the exact number and it isn't too funky)
Step-by-step explanation:
Percentage is out of 100, and over here we see that 200 is 2 times the amount of 100. So that means that if we divide 200 by 2, we get 100, which means we also divide 19/2 to get 8.5. That means, out of 100 light bulbs, 8.5 of them burned out. This is really easy to convert because the percentage is already out of 100, so you just make 8.5 into a percent which is 8.5%
Let me know if you have any questions.
For rational numbers to be closed under division, then any rational number divided by another rational number would have to be a rational number. This works for every rational number except when the second number is 0. Since division by 0 is undefined, dividing any rational number by the rational number zero will not give you a rational number. In order to make the rational numbers closed under division, you can choose any rational number you want except 0.
In other words, the set of rational numbers is not closed under division. The problem occurs only with division by zero. The set of rational numbers from which zero is removed is closed under division.
Every nonzero rational number is closed under division.
Answer:
i think you have to take the
17.5
------ × 1500
100
Step-by-step explanation:
i guess.
Answer:
The graph of the line and the circle is in the attachment.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to graph the circle, you have to use the circle equation formula to obtain the center and the radius.
(x-xo)² + (y-yo)² = r²
where the point (xo,yo) is the center and r is the radius.
Using the given formula, the center is:
xo=1, yo=2
(1,2)
And the radius is:
r=2
Now you have to graph the point (1,2) and draw a circle centered at that point, with a distance of 2 from the center.
To obtain the exact values of the intersection of the circle with the x-axis you have to replace y=0 in the equation and solve it for x. For the points of intersection with the y-axis you have to replace x=0 in the equation and solve it for y.
-For x=0, solving for y:
(0-1)²+(y-2)²=2²
1+(y-2)²=4
(y-2)²= 3
Applying the squareroot both sides
y-2 = ± √3
y1= -√3 +2
y2= √3 +2
P1(0, -√3 +2) and P2(0, √3 +2)
-For y=0
(x-1)²+(0-2)²=2²
(x-1)² + 4 = 4
(x-1)² = 0
Applying the squareroot both sides:
x-1 = √0
x-1=0
x=1
P3 (1,0)
In order to graph the linear equation, you have to obtain the intersection with the x-axis replacing y=0 in the equation and the intersection with the y-axis replacing x=0 in the equation. That way, you obtain two point of the line and then you have to trace the line containing those points.
-For x=0
y=2(0)+2 =2
P1 (0,2)
-For y=0
0= 2x+2
Adding -2 both sides
2x= -2
Dividing by 2 both sides
x= -1
P2(-1,0)