Answer: a
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Answer:
Yes the graphs of the lines are in pair parallel.
Step-by-step explanation:
They are in pair parallel because they do not touch each other. To find the slope of the line that is parallel to 5x+2y=6...
The first thing to do is subtract 5x since its a positive so it would look like this:
5x+2y=6
<u> -5x =-5x</u>
Next you would divide by 2 on each side so the y can be isolated:
5x+2y=6
<u>-5x =-5x</u>
<u>2y</u> = <u>-5x + 6</u>
2 2
Lastly the 2 divided by 2 gets crossed out because they cancel each other out and divide -5x by 2 and 6 by 2 then you would be stuck with this:
y= -2.5x+3
So your parallel slope would be -2.5x.
Answer:
15-29= -14
(I need the explanation most importantly)
14+(-4) - 8 =10-8=2
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-8.4 - (19.5.) = - 27.9, (just add them to each other and write -, because both have - in front of them)
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-15 + 8 - (-19.7) = - 7+19,7=12,7 (there is + and - so it will became - 7, and at next there is two - which will turn them into +)
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29.45 - 56.009 - 78.2=−104,759 (all you have to is to put them all together, and than make it 29.45 less, writing - in front of them)
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LAST ONE
45.9 - (-9.2) + 5= 45.9+9.2+5=55.1+5=60.1 (because when there is 2 minus next to each other it will became plus)
Answer:
The term angle of elevation denotes the angle from the horizontal upward to an object. An observer's line of sight would be above the horizontal. The term angle of depression denotes the angle from the horizontal downward to an object. An observer's line of sight would be below the horizontal.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let Freda's sum = x
Donnie has 3/4 x
He spends 63 dollars. His sum is now
3/4x - 63
Now the equation looks like this
6(3/4x - 63) = x Remove the brackets
6*3/4 x - 378 =x
6 * 3/4 = 4 1/2
4 1/2 x - 378 = x Add 378 to both sides
4 1/2 x = x + 378 Subtract x from both sides
3.5 x = 378 Divide by 3.5
x = 378 /3.5
x = 108
Since x = 108, that's how much Freda had. (She spent nothing).
