If Sidney places each piece 3 units east and 2 units north of the last one, we can figure out which coordinate comes first by subtracting the position of the second piece (S) by the position of the first piece (F):

$S - F = (4,6) - (1,4) = (3,2)$

We can conclude that coordinates are in the (East, North) format.

Therefore, the location of the third piece (T) is:

$T = S(E,N) +(3,2)= (4,6)+(3,2)\\T = (7,8)$

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2 years ago

The sum of 3y and 5 is 47

Daniel [21]

if 3y + 5 = 47

then

y=14

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3 years ago

1/2a+(−7)+1/2a+ 1/3 <br> what is the value of A?

siniylev [52]

I reduced the equation to a - 6 (2/3)

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3 years ago

What is the ratio equivalent to 3/10

Dafna1 [17]

Here, 6/20 9/30 etc

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3 years ago