The first answer of part A is 32
So 4y means you have to multiply 4 by y, which is 20 since 4x5=20
And then you add 12, which is 32.
The second answer to part A is 40
With the second question of part a, the expression is basically saying 4 times whatever 5+3 is. So 5+3= 8, and 4(8) is 40
For part B, they are equivalent because let’s pretend y=2. 12+4y= 20. And then 4(y+3) would equal 20 because 4(2)=8 and 4(3)=12 and 8+12=20. This might not be the answer that your teacher is looking for, but it’s still a right answer so technically they can’t say it’s wrong unless you have a super unfair teacher
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the midpoint, you need to plug in the values of x and y into the midpoint formula.
M ( x1 + x2/2 , y1 + y2/2)
M [ -8 + 4/2 , -7 + 9/2]
M ( -2, 1)
Answer:
x= -1/3 or -2
Step-by-step explanation:
3x^2 +3x= -2x +2-4
3x^2 + 5x +2=0
by factorization method
3x(x+2) 1(x+2)=0
(3x+1)(x+2)
B=41 that would be the answer
All the angles created by the transversal intersecting through a pair of parallel lines have got many names and connections with each other, like Alternate Angles, Corresponding angles, consecutive interior angles etc.
As per the question statement, We are given a pair of parallel lines which is cut by a transversal. We are supposed to mark the following angles.
Alternate Interior Angles, Alternate Exterior Angles, Corresponding Angles and Consecutive Interior Angles.
Here is an attached image of the same with angles marked on it.
Alternate Interior Angles: ∠
= ∠
and ∠
=∠
Alternate Exterior Angles: ∠
=∠
and ∠
=∠
Corresponding Angles: ∠
=∠
, ∠
=∠
, ∠
=∠
and ∠
=∠
Consecutive Interior Angles: ∠
=∠
and ∠
=∠
- Parallel Lines: Parallel lines are those straight lines that are, no matter how far they are extended, always the same distance apart from one another.
- Transversal Line: In geometry, a transversal line intersects two lines in the same plane at two different locations.
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