D.) There are always 180 degrees in triangles. 147 is already shown, so subtract that from 180. That gives you 33.
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Answer:</h3>
A. y = (-6/5)x +10
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
The given line has a negative slope (downward to the right). The only equation offered with a negative slope is the one of selection A.
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<em>Complete working</em>
A parallel line will have the same slope. If there are less-obvious choices to select from, you need to know the slope of the given line. That is computed from ...
... slope = (change in y)/(change in x)
The coordinates of two points are given, so we can find the slope as ...
... slope = (-4-2)/(-1-(-6)) = -6/5
There are a number of ways to write the equation of a line, but in slope-intercept form, the slope is the coefficient of x. You will be looking for a choice that has an x-coefficient of -6/5.
Answer:
it says how many sins you have committed
Step-by-step explanation:
do a sin
count the sin
write the sin
then get the cos
Answer:
The intercepts are the locations where the line touches the x-axis and y-axis.
This question is asking for the coordinates for each of those locations, which would be:
(3, 0) for x-intercept location
(0, -10) for y-intercept location
The easy way to remember how to find coordinates is that the x is 'running', and the y is 'jumping', so the x coordinate comes before the y coordinate when finding sets like the ones above.
