Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Sum Of Vectors</u>
Given

the sum of both is

Given a vector

The magnitude of \vec x is

And the angle is forms with the positive x-axis is

We have


Also


The sum of both vectors is


The magnitude of the sum is

We compute the angle (direction)


Rounding to the nearest integer

Rounding the magnitude

An equation has infinitely many solutions if it can be manipulated all the way to an identity (i.e. an equality where the right and left hand side are the same). We have:
A) 
which is impossible
B) 
which is an equality
C) 
which has a unique solution
D) 
which has a unique solution
hi <3
lets call the unknown number 'x' for now and form an equation from what we know
1/3(x-9) = 15
now multiply both sides by 3
x - 9 = 45
add 9 to both sides
x = 54
hope this helps :)
You can just substitute the m in the first equation
like this ; 2(10 - 2n) - 7n = -18.5
7.5
Using the Pythagorean theorem you can determine this answer! Let me know if I’m wrong!