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3 years ago

The points (0, -6) and (-10, 4) lie on the graph of a linear function.

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The rate of change is the same things as slope equation for slope is y2-y1 over x2-x1 4- (-6) is 10 -10 -0 is -10 so the answer would be -1

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Infinite Solutions.

Step-by-step explanation:

$m+7=3+m+4$

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given number is $7+\sqrt{2}i$ . We need to find the complex conjugate of the given number.

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The complex conjugate of $a+bi$ will be $a-bi$

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A can of crushed tomatoes holds 40 fluid ounces. How can a label designer name the same volume using metric units? Complete the

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$\mathbf{Volume = 40oz}$

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$\mathbf{1oz \approx 29.6mL}$

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To convert the unit to liters, we simply divide the volume by 1000.

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$\mathbf{Volume = 1184L \div 1000}$

$\mathbf{Volume = 1.184L}$

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