Answer:
Mr. Utterson sometimes seems to appear envious of those who don't follow the rules.
Explanation:
Mr. Utterson is not described as being the most friendly of persons and, indeed, never lets his most humane and almost sympathetic side show through a veneer of dryness and dustiness. Nonetheless, it seems that Mr. Utterson occasionally envies the gall and spirit of wrongdoers. This could help to explain his great willingness to help them as a lawyer instead of reproach them and is fitting for his profession.
I would say it is plausible without knowing the options.
Answer:
is there a picture to go with it
1 is unclear, please take a better picture
2. x-18=-5, add 18 to both sides so x=13
3. square both sides and get x-8=-x+2, add x to both sides, get 2x-8=2, add 8 to both sides, get 2x=10, divide both sides by 10 and get x=5
4. use distance formula
√( (x-x`)^2 + (y-y`)^2 ) = d
√( (4+5)^2 + (x-8)^2 ) = √155
√ ( 81+x^(2)-16x+64 ) = √155
[I'm not sure how to go from here]
