Refer to the diagram shown below.
The exit for Freestone is built midway between Roseville and Edgewood,
therefore the distance from O to the new exit is
(1/2)*(33+55) = 44 mi.
Let x = distance from Midtown to the new exit.
Because the distance from O to the new exit is equal to (x + 17), therefore
x + 17 = 44
x = 44 - 17 = 27 mi.
Answer:
When the new exit is built, the distance from the exit for Midtown to the exit for Freestone will be 27 miles.
Answer:
75.39 in^2 (round to the nearest hundreds)
Step-by-step explanation:
I think that we have to find the lateral area
circumference = 2 x radius x pi = 2 x 4 x pi = 25,13 in^2 (round to the nearest hundreds)
lateral surface = (circumference x slant height)/2 = (25,13 x 6)/2 = 75,39 in^2 (round to the nearest hundreds)
For the number before x you would look for the rise over the run. in this case you can see that there is an intersection at (-2,0) and (0,1) you find the difference ox each so you have 2/1 or just 2 you can tell that the line is going up so it is positive. for the addition part look at where the y intercept is in this case it is at positive one. this makes your equation y=2x+1
Answer:
A= −3x+30
A=30 when x=0 which is the y−intercept.
(0,30) is a point on the graph
A=12 when x=6.
Find the slope using the two points
12-30/6-0= -18/6=-3
5=red
1/3 of all=red
1/3 of all=5
3/3 of all=all=1/3 times 3/1=5 times 3/1=15
15 total