To find the slope of a line that goes through given points with known coordinates, you divide the subtraction of the y of the second point minus the y of the first point, by the subtraction of the x of the second point minus the x of the first point:
m = (yB-yA) / (xB-xA)
Let A(8,5) and B(6,7).
With yB = 7; yA = 5; xB = 6; xA = 8
m = (7-5) / (6-8)
m = 2/-2
m = -1
So the slope of the line that goes through the given points (8,5) and (6,7) is m = -1.
I've added a pic of the line with both points under the answer.
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Answer:
your answer would be 520
Step-by-step explanation:
13 x 40 = 520
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The major axis of the eclipse is 12 units long
The given parameters can be represented as:


See attachment for illustration
To solve this question, we make use of the following theorem
The distance between a point and the foci sums up to the major axis
This translates to:


