What is a linear set of points with a unique starting point and extending infinitely in one direction ?
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Answer:
⟨-5, -1⟩
Step-by-step explanation:
Vector:
A vector is given by its endpoint subtracted by its initial point.
Vector u has initial point at (3, 9) and terminal point at (–7, 5)
Then
Vector v has initial point at (1, –4) and terminal point at (6, –1).
Then
What is u + v in component form?
⟨-5, -1⟩ is the answer.
Remember: when calculating percent it will always be over 100. With the given numbers 14 is your part out of the total (25). It should be written as part/whole.
As previously said, the percent is always over 100. (x/100)
In this problem you are given the part (14) and the whole (25). So it would be 14/25. The percent in this problem would be x/100. Now to find percent with the given part/whole, you would multiply 14 with 100. Then simply divide by 25.
As previously said, the percent is always over 100. (x/100)
In this problem you are given the part (14) and the whole (25). So it would be 14/25. The percent in this problem would be x/100. Now to find percent with the given part/whole, you would multiply 14 with 100. Then simply divide by 25.