So, the anti derivative= x^2 -.8x +C. Ignore C.
Plug in 2= 4-(2)(.8)=2.4
Plug in .4= .16-(.4)(.8)=-.16
2.4-(-.16)= 2.56
The last one, since one depends on the other
The answer is A(45) = -211
Answer:
The answer is C
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the Pythagoras theorem which states that a2 = b2 + c 2
For easier understanding imagine a straight line along the x axis. At (0,0) we have Atlanta. Moving 21 units to our right we have Columbia. This is represented on the coordinate system by (21, 0). To go from Colombia to Charleston, which is located at (24, -11), we need to travel 3 units right along the x- axis to reach ‘24’ and ‘11’ units down along the y- axis to reach (24, -11). Starting from Colombia we can make an imaginary triangle with its perpendicular being the y- component and its base being the x- component, which as we have stated above is ‘-11’ and ‘3’ respectively
Now applying the Pythagoras theorem to calculate the hypothesis and hence the distance between Colombia and Charleston.
a, which represents the distance between Colombia and Charleston would be
a² = b² + c²
a² = (3)² + (-11)²
a = √[(3)² + (-11)²]
Hence the answer is C
Answer:
The other end point is: s+ti = 3+9i
Step-by-step explanation:
Mid-Point(M) in the complex plane states that the midpoint of the line segment joining two complex numbers a+bi and s+ti is the average of the numbers at the endpoints.
It is given by: 
Given: The midpoint = -1 + i and the segment has an endpoint at -5 - 7i
Find the other endpoints.
Let a + bi = -5 -7i and let other endpoint s + ti (i represents imaginary )
Here, a = -5 and b = -7 to find s and t.
then;
[Apply Mid-point formula]
On comparing both sides
we get;
and 
To solve for s:
or
-2 = -5+s
Add 5 to both side we have;
-2+5 = -5+s+5
Simplify:
3 = s or
s =3
Now, to solve for t;

2 =-7+t
Add 7 to both sides we get;
2+7 = -7+t+7
Simplify:
9 = t
or
t =9
Therefore, the other end point (s+ti) is, 3+9i