Is 6/2(2+1) 1 or 9? I will tell you why it should be one:
6/2a = 3/a. Let a = 2+1.
Answer:
Slope = 0
Step-by-step explanation:
Equation: y = 5
Since the graph would show a horizontal line (passing through 5) the slope would be zero
The pattern is multiplying each number by 4
What we know:
Area=l x w
vertices at (-4,0),(-3,1), (0,-2),(-1,-3)
pythagorean formula=a²+b²=h²
What we need to find:
Area
Finding length:
Length of rectangle is from point (-4,0) to (-1,-3), found it by plotting the points on graph paper. Went down 3 units and right 3 units to go from one point to the other, these are the a and b in the pythagorean formula.
a²+b²=h²
(3)²=(3)²=h²
9+9=h²
18=h²
√18=√h²
√18=h
Finding width:
Width of rectangle is from point (-4,0) to (-3,1), found it by plotting the points on graph paper. Went up 1 unit and right 1 unit to go from one point to the other, these are the a and b in the pythagorean formula.
a²+b²=h²
(1)²+(1)²=h²
1+1=h²
2=h²
√2=√h²
√2=h
Now we can find area,
Area= l x w
= √18 x√2
=√36=6
Area=6
Remember that when we square root a number we get two solutions, one negative and one positive but since length, width and area are positive we only use positive solutions.
