<span>All of the following are examples of composite numbers except which one?
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Answer:
Point of the flower garden R ( 11, 44 )
Step-by-step explanation:
Let´s call P ( 3, 14 ) The center of the herb garden, and Q ( 7 , 29 ) the birdbath point
Differences in coordinates of these two points are:
x axis 7 - 3 = 4
y axis 29 - 14 = 15
Then the point Q ( x , y ) will be at: Q ( 11, 44)
x axis x = 11 because 7 + 4 = 11 means that the coordinate 7 is just halfway way between coordinates (x) 3 and 11 ( 4 above 3, and 4 below 11)
Reasoning the same way we conclude y = 44 in this case 29 is just halfway between coordinates (y) 14 and 44 ( 15 above 14 and 15 below 44)
We can probe getting distance d₁ between P and Q and d₂ distance between Q and R as:
d₁ = √ (7-3)² + ( 29-14)²
d₁ = √ 16 + 225
d₂ = √ (11 - 7)² + ( 44 - 29)²
d₂ = √ 16 + 225
The rate of change of the linear function represented by the table is 3
<h3>Rate of change of a function</h3>
The rate of change of a function is also known as the slope of a function. The equation for calculating the slope is expressed as:
Slope = y2-y1/x2-x1
using the coordinates from the table (-2, -13) and (-1, -10)
Substitute
Slope = -10-(-13)/-1-(-2)
Slope = -10+13/-1+2
Slope =3
Hence the rate of change of the linear function represented by the table is 3
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Answer:
<h3>The surface area in square meters that Darren has to paint is

</h3><h3>∴

</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that Darren is painting a wooden block is a rectangular prism
Its length is 12 cm ,width is 9 cm and height is 5 cm
<h3>To find the surface area in square meters that Darren has to paint :</h3>
Let l be the length, w be the width and h be the height
Then l=12 cm , w=9 cm and h=5 cm
The formula for the Surface area is
A=2(lw+wh+hl) square units
Substitute the values in formula we get,
A=2(12(9)+9(5)+5(12))
=2(108+45+60)
=2(213)
=426
<h3>∴

</h3><h3>∴ the surface area in square meters that Darren has to paint is

</h3>
Answer:
0 ≤ x ≤ 5
Step-by-step explanation:
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