Keywords
triangle,perimeter,distance, length, side, points
we know that
The <u>perimeter</u> of a<u> triangle</u> is the sum of the three <u>length</u> <u>side</u>
To find the<u> length</u> <u>side</u> calculate the <u>distance</u> between two <u>points</u>
The formula to calculate the <u>distance</u> between to <u>points</u> is equal to
Step 1
Find the <u>distance</u> ZY
substitute the values
Step 2
Find the <u>distance</u> XY
substitute the values
Step 3
Find the <u>perimeter</u> of the <u>triangle</u>
we have
Substitute
therefore
the answer is
Answer:
y = (-8/9)x + 0.77777
Step-by-step explanation:
We already know the slope, so the only thing left to find is the y-intercept.
To find the y-intercept, we can <u>plug in the slope and point to the slope-intercept form equation</u> (y = mx+b, where m=slope and b=y-int.)
y = m * x + b
(7) = (-8/9)*(-7) + b
<u>Now, just solve for b!</u>
(7) = (-8/9)*(-7) + b
7 = 56/9 + b
7 - (56/9) = b
b = 0.777777 (repeating decimal, usually signified by a little line above the 7)
so now we just <u>plug in the slope and y-intercept we found into y = mx + b.</u>
y = mx + b
y = (-8/9)x + 0.77777
Answer:
d is the answer young man
The answer to this math equation would be 8x^2+5x-33
Answer:
I-
Step-by-step explanation:
Um okay.
