Answer:
y=3x-2
Step-by-step explanation:
y = 3x+ 2 ; y= 3x - 2 is a system of equations with no solution.
Answer:
13.8 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
the sides of the triangle measure 3.6, 5.7,4.5cm?
So, we have
perimeter is 3.6 + 5.7 + 4.5
13.8 cm
To solve the volume of water in units of cubic meters, we
are going to convert first all units in terms of meter.
Let us say that the dimensions are:
length l = 4.40 nautical miles
width w = 3.90 nautical miles
depth h = 20 fathoms
Converting the dimensions to meters:
l = 4.40 nautical miles (6076 feet / nautical mile) (1
meter / 3.28 feet) = 8,150.73 m
w = 3.90 nautical miles (6076 feet / nautical mile) (1
meter / 3.28 feet) = 7,224.51 m
h = 20 fathoms (6 feet / fathom) (1 meter / 3.28 feet) =
36.59 m
The volume of a rectangular prism is:
V = l w h
Substituting the values:
V = (8,150.73 m) (7,224.51 m) (36.59 m)
V= 2,154,330,380 cubic meters
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Explanation:
Positive integers represent yards that the team gains. On the opposite side, negative integers represent yards the team loses.
For example, if a team gains 3 yards, then we write that as +3 or simply 3. If a team loses 5 yards, then we write -5. Adding 3 to -5 gets us 3+(-5) = -2 showing the overall result is a loss of 2 yards at the end of the second down.
As another example, if a team gains 7 yards on first down, but then loses those 7 yards on second down, then they gained overall 7+(-7) = 0 yards overall. They haven't gone anywhere at the end of the second down.
We could do things the other way around like this. Suppose the team loses 8 yards on first down, but has better luck on second down to gain 8 yards. They get back to the original line of scrimmage (back to the starting point) and we can say -8+8 = 0. The team hasn't gone anywhere, but it could be worse and they could be dealing with a loss of yardage.
It might help to set up a vertical number line to help try to visualize negative numbers. Each gain means you go upward. Each loss means you go downward. In a sense, it's like a skyscraper and each integer represents floors of the building. Negative integers are basement floors. Zero is the ground level.