First you have to figure out what the equation of the line is. Let's use the slope formula to find the slope, and then one of the points to find the y-intercept. We'll put the line's equation in y=mx+b form.

Now, we'll use that slope in y=mx+b form with one of the coordinates in order to find what b (which is also the y-intercept) equals

therefore your y-intercept is equal to 1.5. In order to find the x-intercept we'll take our new equation

and make y = 0, because the line intersects with the x-axis when y is equal to zero.

therefore, your x-intercept is 3 and your y-intercept is 1.5
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h = 16 || solution after squaring:
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Given: 
Take half of the x term and square it
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5×135? Distributive Property? 135 rounds to 100 and 200 5×1=5 5 and add 00 is 500 5×2=10 10 and add two 00's is 1000 the answer is in between 500 and 1000
What we have so far:
Kinetic energy = 0. The reason behind that is because the beam is not moving at a height of 40m.
Gavity, g = 9.8m/s²
Height = 40m
Potential energy = mgh; this is equal to 0 because m, stands for mass and in this problem, we do not have a value for the mass of the beam. Hence, 0 x 9.8m/s² x 40m = 0. Potential energy = 0.
Solution:
We will use the equation of Total energy:
TE = potential energy + kinetic energy
TE = 0 + 0
∴ TE = 0
The answer is: Assuming no air resistance, the total energy of the beam as it hits the ground is 0.
Answer:
5x+2y+z
Step-by-step explanation:
just count all of the variables