Hello!
Lets go through each choice, and determine if it is correct.
So, the symbol ≤, means less than or equal to. So our answer must be less than -75 or -75 on the dot.
A: y = 75
Okay, so we can tell this one is wrong off the bat. 75 is much more than -75. (Make sure you notice the symbol!) So it cannot be equal to said answer. A is wrong.
B: y =-74
Another trick question! When you are in the negatives, less is more! So -74 is actually greater than -75. This is also incorrect!
C: y > -75
This one is straight forward. Our equation up top strictly says <em>less than or equal too</em>, while C says greater than. Incorrect!
D: y = -75
The last answer! We see that the symbol in our equation up top says less than or equal too, and y = -75 is equal. This is the correct answer.
Our correct answer is D: y = -75
<em>waffletowne</em>
Answer:(that was a joke)
1.) acute
2.) right
3.) obtuse
4.) acute
5.) obtuse
6.) right
Step-by-step explanation:
if hes doing advanced stuff like isosceles equilateral and that then im sorry for the answer.
Answer:
6/11 divided by 2 2/3 (=9/44)
2/7 divided by 4/5 (=5/14 or 15/42 scaled up)
1 6/7 divided by 3 (= 13/21 or 26/42 scaled up)
3/10 divided by 1/8 (=2 2/5)
Step-by-step explanation:
You cannot divide a fraction by a fraction. Instead, multiply by the reciprocal ( flip it)
2/7 divided by 4/5= 2/7 x 5/4
Multiply straight across the top, 2x5= 10
10 is the numerator
Now multiply straight across the bottom.
7x4= 28
28 is the denominator.
10/28 is the answer to this problem, however it can be simplified. Both 10 and 28 are divisible by 2. This simplifies to 5/14.
For mixed numbers, you first have to make them improper fractions.
Ex: 2 2/3
Take the denominator (3) multiply it by the whole number (2) and add the numerator (2)
3x2=6 (now add the remaining 2 from the numerator) 6+2= 8. 8 is your new numerator and you will keep the existing denominator of 3 making the improper fraction 8/3.
Answer:
6p+6
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the hypotenuse of a right triangle, you must use a^2 + b^2 = c^2
* keep in mind the hypotenuse MUST be larger than the legs.
The Pythagorean Theorem comes from making 2 squares from the lengths of each leg (that is why it is a^2 and b^2). The hypotenuse must be equal to the area of the two squares created.
