<h3>Given</h3>
A(-3, 1), B(4, 5)
<h3>Find</h3>
coordinates of P on AB such that AP/PB = 5/2
<h3>Solution</h3>
AP/PB = 5/2 . . . . . desired result
2AP = 5PB . . . . . . multiply by 2PB
2(P-A) = 5(B-P) . . . meaning of the above
2P -2A = 5B -5P . . eliminate parentheses
7P = 2A +5B . . . . . collect P terms
P = (2A +5B)/7 . . . .divide by the coefficient of P
P = (2(-3, 1) +5(4, 5))/7 . . . . substitute the given points
P = (-6+20, 2+25)/7 . . . . . . simplify
P = (2, 3 6/7)
Answer:
m = 2/3
y-intercept: 2
Explanation:
First convert this equation into standard form by distributing the 6y and -4x from the coefficient of 2, and then putting the variables in order.
This equation should be in the form: Ax + By = C (Standard form)
y = -Ax/B + C/B : y = mx + b (Slope intercept form)
2(6y - 4x) = 24 → 12y - 8x = 24
→ -8x + 12y = 24 → -8x = -12y + 24 → 8x = 12y - 24 → <em>8x - 12y = -24</em>
<u>8</u>x <u>- 12</u>y = <u>-24</u>
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A B C
Once you have standard form, you are ready to convert this into slope intercept by isolating the y completely.
8x - 12y = -24
-8x -8x
(First through the subtraction property of equality, remove 8x from both sides so that -12y is by itself on the left)
-12y = -8x - 24
×-1 ×-1 ×-1
(Through the identity property of negative 1, remove the negative sign from all of the numbers because a negative times a negative is a positive)
12y = 8x + 24
(Lastly, through the division property of equality, divide all sides by 12 because it is the coefficient of y, which will solve for the variable)
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Since One Radio in Davis Electronics requires 18 working resistors, then 2,145 radios will require resistors.
Now we know that one out of 22 resistors is defective. This means that the number of non defective or perfect resistors in a set of 22 resistors is 21.
So, obviously, if we pick a set of 40,370 resistors then the set of working resistors we will get is .
As can be clearly seen from the above calculations the required amount of working resistors is 38610 and the amount of working calculators available to us is 38535.
Thus, since the required amount of working resistors is greater than the amount of working resistors available, 40,370 resistors are not enough to assemble 2,145 radios.