The result of the square root of the equation A = 121 ft² is √A = 11 ft
<h3>What are square roots?</h3>
Square roots are numbers multiplied by itself to give another number
<h3>How to determine the square root?</h3>
The equation is given as:
A = 121 ft²
Take the square root of both sides
√A = √121 ft²
Evaluate the square root
√A = 11 ft
Hence, the square root of the equation A = 121 ft² is √A = 11 ft
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<span>3x – 15y = 60
y-intercept x = 0</span>
3(0)– 15y = 60
-15y = 60
y = -4
x-intercept y = 0
3x– 15(0) = 60
3x = 60
x =20
answer :
<span>C. x-intercept: 20; y-intercept: –4</span>
Since the equation, <span>h=1.6a+41, is linear, we know that the coefficient of x, or in this case a, is the slope. Therefore the correct answer would be
</span><span>The model predicts that for each year older a male student is, he is about 1.6 inches taller.</span>
Answer:
<u><em>26 2/3 inches</em></u>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em><u>P=4s</u></em>
P= 4 × 6 2/3
P= <em><u>26 2/3 inches</u></em>
