coordinates are (x,y)
so for each point, go across the x axis and up the y axis
for the first point, you go over 1 unit and up one unit so the point is
(1,1)
for the second point, you go over 1 unit, but up 4 units so the point is
(1,4)
for the third point, you go over 5 units and up 1 unit so the point is
(5,1)
so your answer is
B) (1,1), (5,1), and (1,4)
Answer:
$996
Step-by-step explanation:
The rectangular plot has an area that is the product of its length and width. We are given the width as 12 feet, and the area as 240 ft², so we can find the length from ...
... A = L×W
... 240 ft² = L×(12 ft)
... 240 ft²/(12 ft) = L = 20 ft
Opposite sides of the rectangle are the same length, so the cost of fence for a side of a given length will be the sum of the costs of the opposites sides.
The 12 ft side has one segment that is $18 per foot, and one that is $15 per foot. For the 20 ft sides, both are $15 per foot. Then the total cost can be figured from ...
... (12 ft)·($18/ft + $15/ft) + (20 ft)·($15/ft +$15/ft) = 12·$33 +20·$30 = $996
The cube root of 2 is irrational. The proof that the square root of 2 is irrational may be used, with only slight modification. Assume the cube root of 2 is rational. Then, it may be written as a/b, where a and b are integers with no common factors. (This is possible for all nonzero rational numbers). Since a/b is the cube root of 2, its cube must equal 2. That is, (a/b)3 = 2 a3/b3 = 2 a3 = 2b3. The right side is even, so the left side must be even also, thatis, a3 is even. Since a3 is even, a is also even (because the cube of an odd number is always odd). Since a is even, there exists an integer c such that a = 2c. Now, (2c)3 = 2b3 8c3 = 2b3 4c3 = b3. The left side is now even, so the right side must be even too. The product of two odd numbers is always odd, so b3 cannot be odd; it must be even. Therefore b is even as well. Since a and b are both even, the fraction a/b is not in lowest terms, thus contradicting our initial assumption. Since the initial assumption cannot have been true, it must <span>be false, and the cube root of 2 is irrational.
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Si, es cierto. Si, es cierto.
