Answer:
The coordinate of point M = (-6,7)
Explanation:
The Median of a triangle is a line segment from a vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side of a triangle.
Given: 
has vertices T(3,6) , R(-3,10) and E(-9,4).
Here, line TM is a median of triangle TRE where M is the midpoint of RE.
The midpoint of M of the line segment from R(-3,10) to E(-9,4) is;
M = 
Therefore, the coordinate of point M is, (-6,7).
56.7 should be the right answer
Answer:
20
Step-by-step explanation:
2(3p+4)
Let p=2
2(3*2+4)
Multiply inside the parentheses
2(6+4)
Add inside the parentheses
2(10)
Multiply
20
Problem 7 is choice B, which is the entire number line shaded in but the value -4 has a hole at this location to mean "exclude this point from the solution set". So basically x can be any number but -4.
Problem 8 is choice C. You have a closed circle (or filled in hole) at -1.5 on the number line. Then you shade to the left of the closed circle to indicate the set of values that are smaller than this endpoint. So n can be -1.5 or it can be smaller than -1.5 (something like -2 or -3, etc).
Answer:
1) 2.92405063291 (put it in the correct amount of significant figures)
2) 6.4688 (put it in the correct amount of significant figures)
Step-by-step explanation:
i dont know how many significant figures to put it into but theres the full answers
