<span>9·52 mm is the correct answer</span>
Answer:
The solution of the linear equation is: (6,7)
Step-by-step explanation:
This being that:
x + y = 13
1/2x + y = 10
What you do in order to find the solution is either (2 ways):
- Substitution
- Elimination
I'm sure that either way, you'll get the same thing. I used: Substitution.
To do this choose either if you want to find [x] or [y] first, then substitute it in. I will choose to find [x] first.
<h2>x + y = 13</h2><h2><u> - y </u> </h2><h2>x = 13 - y</h2>
Now substitute it into:
1/2x + y = 10
1/2(13 - y) + y = 10
1/2(13 -y) + y= 10
<h2>Then to get rid of fraction, instead of dividing, you multiply with reciprocal</h2><h2>1/2 · 2/1 (They cancel out) Leaving you with:</h2><h3 /><h3>(13 - y) 2(y) = 2(10)</h3><h3>(Everything is multiplied, except for 13 - y, because it had parenthesis to protect it.)</h3><h3>13 - y + 2y = 20</h3><h3 /><h2>13 + y = 20</h2><h2><u>- 13 - 13</u></h2><h2> <u>y = 7</u></h2><h2 /><h2>You now have your [y] for your coordinate.</h2><h2>(x, 7), now time to find your [x]</h2><h2 />
Now you substitute your [y] into your equation:
1/2x + (7) = 10
<h2>
1/2x + 7 = 10</h2><h2><u>
-7 = -7</u></h2><h2>
1/2x = 3</h2><h2>
(To get rid of fraction, multiply on both sides with reciprocal)</h2><h2>
1/2 cancels out with 2/1</h2><h2>
x = 2(3)</h2><h2>
x = 6</h2><h2>You now have your [x] coordinate.</h2><h2 /><h2>This is your coordinate: </h2><h2>(6,7)</h2><h2>
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4.334, just use your calculator
Answer:
If we think of one full rotation, it will be 360 degrees. If one full turn is 360 degrees, one-third of that will be the turn that Jacob made. One-third times 360 is 120 degrees
