What is the midpoint of the line segment with endpoints (-5.5, -6.1) and (-0.5, 9.1)?
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a. She used 1/10 of the spinach for a salad.
b. She used 1/2 pound of spinach for the salad.
We can solve each part of this problem by using a "fraction strip". The strip helps show a breakdown of what portion of spinach was used for each the party, family, and salad. See the attached image for a step by step example of how to multiply the fractions to find the correct portions.
b. She used 1/2 pound of spinach for the salad.
We can solve each part of this problem by using a "fraction strip". The strip helps show a breakdown of what portion of spinach was used for each the party, family, and salad. See the attached image for a step by step example of how to multiply the fractions to find the correct portions.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
First, put this equation in slope intercept form.
Where m is the slope and b is the y intercept.
Since it's greater than, the solution set is above the line, effectively eliminating graph D.
Now we should graph it.
We can see that the point is on the graph, and only Graph A has that point. Therefore, Graph A is the correct graph.