No, the given point does not satisfy the inequality
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given inequality is 6x + y > -11
We have to find whether the point (-2, 1) satisfies the inequality
When we subsitute the given point into given inequality, values in both sides of inequality must satisfy the condition
Let us substitute the given point (x, y) = (-2, 1) in given inequality
6(-2) + 1 > -11
-12 + 1 > -11
-11 > -11 which is not true, Since -11 is equal to -11
So the given point does not satisfy the inequality
Make the denominators the same number. Then do the problem as you would regularly without fractions
<span>You're 9 miles ahead when the 2nd bike starts.
His speed wrt you is 3 mph (12-9).
9/3 = 3 hours
I hope i helped you
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Answer:
Part A: Triangles GCB and PBE
Part B: They're similar because they have the same internal angles.
Part C:
250/400 = BE/450
112500/400 = BE
BE = 281.25 ft
250/400 = PE/350
87500/400 = PE
PE = 218.75 ft
Answer:
The answer would be x=16 or 8.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because 16-12=4. At the same time, 8-12=-4 but because it's inside the lines, it makes it a positive 4. If you are still confused or need more help, just lmk :)
Hope this helps!
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