Answer:
Choice D
Step-by-step explanation:
For this one I would find if the point lands on the line.
<em><u>Choice A:</u></em>
What we have to do is to plug in -4 for x and 4 for y.

The point is not on this line so this cannot be it.
<em><u>Choice B:</u></em>
We pug what we know again.

The point is not on this line so it can't be it.
<em><u>Choice C:</u></em>
We pug in what we know again.

The point is not on this line so it can't be it.
The next one has to be it, but we'll check it just in case.
<em><u>Choice D:</u></em>
We plug in what we know again.

The point is on this line so this is the line.
~You would set up the equation x+(3x+5)=6565
~Combine like products so 3x+x=4x.
~Now you have 4x+5=6565.
~Isolate the variable by subracting the 5 from both sides, so you have 4x=6560.
~Since you multiply x by 4, divide both sides by 4, and 6560 divided by 4 is 1,640.
*The first number is 1,640.
~Now to find the second number you simply plug in 1,640 to (3x+5), with 1,640 being x.
~That would become [3(1,640)+5].
~3 times 1, 640 is 4,920, and add the 5 so you get 4,925.
*The second and larger number is 4,925.
If you wanna check just add the two numbers, and you get 6565.
Answer:
The volume of tennis ball = 38.808
.
Volume of golf ball = 33.523
.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: The radius of the tennis ball is 2.1cm and the radius of thr golf ball is 2.0cm. the formula is V=4πr(to the 3rd power) /3 .
To find: Volume of tennis ball and golf ball .
Formula used: Volume =
.
pi(π) =
.
Explanation : We are given that
Radius of the tennis ball = 2.1 cm
radius of the golf ball =2.0 cm.
We need to find the volume of each ball
So , plugging the given values of radius in above formula
Volume of the tennis =
On simplification we get, volume of tennis ball = 38.808 
Volume of the golf ball=
On simplification we get, volume of golf ball = 33.523 
Therefore , The volume of tennis ball = 38.808
.
Volume of golf ball = 33.523
.
Subtract 15 from both sides.
28-15=13
X=13
Always. A rhombus is a quadrilateral with equal sides. A square will always have equal sides.