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Solve the system by elimination *hint your answer will be an ordered pair

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Anon25 [30]3 years ago

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18.
Point Form: (-1, 3)
Equation Form: x = −1 , y = 3

19.
Point Form: (5, −1)
Equation Form: x = 5, y = −1

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Option C. is the correct option.

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Aubrey is making cone-shaped hats for a birthday party. She mistakenly thinks that she will need about 104 square inches of paper for each hat.

Cone with diameter six inches and slant height eight inches.

What is the correct amount of paper Aubrey will need per hat? Explain Aubrey’s mistake. Use 3.14 for π and round to the nearest inch.

A. About 70 in2; Aubrey found the surface area of the cone, but did not include the base.

B. About 70 in2; Aubrey used the diameter instead of the radius to find the surface area of a cone.

C. About 75 in2; Aubrey found the surface area of the cone and included the base.

D. About 75 in2; Aubrey found the volume of the cone instead of the surface area.

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