Answer:
1/2 the area of the quadilateral ABCD
Step-by-step explanation:
Given a quadilateral ABCD a diagonal BD is drawn.
The area if the triangle formed should always be the half of the area of the quadilateral.
This rule works for quadilateral with similar sides and shape where a diagonal that bisect the shape equally can be drawn
Examples of these quadilateral is
Square
Rectangle
Rhombus
19687/51 = 386.02 per minute
in 60 minutes.....386.02 * 60 = 23161.2
Eliminate x's by adding te 2 equations
add them
-2x+15y=24
<u>2x+9y=24 +</u>
0x+24y=48
24y=48
divide both sides by 24
y=2
sub back
2x+9y=24
2x+9(2)=24
2x+18=24
minus 18 both sides
2x=6
divide 2
x=3
x=3
y=2
(x,y)
(3,2)
The left side was cut out but x will be on top and 5 in the lower square. The last one is the answer.