Find the missing length indicated?
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You need to implement the process of "flip-flop" and multiply which is where you flip the second fraction and multiply.
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Now you multiply across. 2×15=30 and 3×11=33
So now it is
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To reduce to the lowest terms, find the GCF common factor
The GCF is 3
Divide both the numerator and denominator by 3
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Now you multiply across. 2×15=30 and 3×11=33
So now it is
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To reduce to the lowest terms, find the GCF common factor
The GCF is 3
Divide both the numerator and denominator by 3
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A midsegment is given by the formula:
Where x1, x2, y1, and y2 correspond to their respective coordinates. We can do the equation:
This gets us a midpoint coordinate of <span>(1,1)
</span>As for distance, it will be found by doing:
We can do the following:
This simplifies to
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Where x1, x2, y1, and y2 correspond to their respective coordinates. We can do the equation:
This gets us a midpoint coordinate of <span>(1,1)
</span>As for distance, it will be found by doing:
We can do the following:
This simplifies to
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