When Area of rectangle is constant, then the length x is inversely proportional to the width y of the rectangle.

We know that the area of a rectangle is given by the product of the length and width of the rectangle.
Area = Length*Width
In this given problem,
The length of the rerectanglctangle is represented by x
and the width of the rectangle is represented by y
If the area of the rectangle is represented by A now.
So by the formula,
A = x*y
When A is constant then,
x = A/y

So from the above calculation we can conclude that about relation between length and width that,
"When Area of rectangle is constant, then the length x is inversely proportional to the width y of the rectangle."
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<h3>Answers:</h3><h3>Area of parallelogram = 63</h3><h3>Area of triangle = 34</h3><h3>Area of trapezoid = 84</h3><h3>The trapezoid has the largest area</h3>
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Work Shown:
area of parallelogram = base*height
area of parallelogram = 9*7
area of parallelogram = 63
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area of triangle = (1/2)*base*height
area of triangle = (1/2)*10*6.8
area of triangle = 34
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area of trapezoid = height*(base1+base2)/2
area of trapezoid = 6*(13+15)/2
area of trapezoid = 6*(28)/2
area of trapezoid = 168/2
area of trapezoid = 84
Answer:
(y¹-y¹/x¹-x¹)
8-11/10-19
-3/-9
1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
1/3 or one-third is your answer!
y = 3x-2x∧2+5x∧3
When we replace x with value 3 we get
y = 3 * 3 - 2 * 3∧2 + 5 * 3∧3 => y = 9-2*9+5*27 => y = 9-18+135 => y = 126
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We have 11 members at the city council meeting, 4 voted in favour of a budget increase.
The possible groups of council members who could have voted in favour can be found using the combination formula which is used when we want to group items, in this case, we are grouping people.
Here is the formula;
Where n = Total members on the city council = 11
and r = members that voted in favour = 4
We will then solve this to be

This implies that there are 330 possible groups of council members who could have voted in favour.
ANSWER: 330