ΔABC ~ ΔADE
AC/AE = AB/AD
AC/(AC+15) = 8/18
18AC = 8(AC+15)
18AC = 8AC + 120
18AC - 8AC = 120
10AC = 120
AC = 120/10
AC = 12
Answer: -54
Step-by-step explanation:
To answer this question we will have to keep the following two points in mind:
#1. The <u>sum</u> of a number with another number means to <u>add </u>the given two numbers.
#2.<u> Twice</u> means to <u>multiply by 2.</u> In other words it means to double.
Therefore, "twice the sum" would mean to multiply the sum by 2.
Now, in our question we will have, "the sum of y and 9 would be:
and twice this sum would be: 
Thus, "twice the sum of y and 9" is: 
For a circle with center (h,k) and radius, r
the equaiton is

so
center=(5,2), radius=3
