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ruslelena [56]
3 years ago
7

Which expression matches this algebraic expression after using Distributive

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Strike441 [17]3 years ago
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next, find another altitude. I'll use the altitude of BC.
the slope of BC is (6-3)/(4-1)=1, so the slope of the altitude, which is perpendicular to BC going through the point A (0,6), is -1, the equation of the altitude of BC is y=-x+6
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slope of altitude of AC: 1/3
equation of altitude of AC: y=(1/3)x+b
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Step-by-step explanation:

Data

Area = 42 ft²

length = 8 + 2w

w = width = ?

length = ?

Formula

Area = length x width = l x w

Substitution

                     42 = (2w + 8)w

                     42 = 2w² + 8w

                     2w² + 8w - 42 = 0

                                                                  Dividing by 2

                      w² + 4w - 21 = 0                 Factorize

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32/80

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