Answer:
Ok to make this easier for us we should switch these equations into y=mx+b so that it's easier for us to identify the slope and y-intercept:
to switch into y=mx+b form do this:
3x-y=5
-y=5-3x
y=-5+3x
y=3x+(-5)
2y-15x=8
2y=8+15x
y=4+7 1/2x
y=7 1/2x+4
THe slope of any line in y=mx+b form is m. Therefore in this equation:
y=3x+(-5) 3 is the slope
The y intercept of any line is the +b:
y=7 1/2x+4 -therefore 4 in this equation is our y intercept.
Now we can construct our equation in y=mx+b then into standard form (Ax+By=C)
since 3 is our slope and 4 is our y intercept the equatuon is :
y=3x+4
NOw all we need to do is move this into standard form:
y=3x+4
-3x+y=4
-3x+y=4 is your final answer
-hope this helped
Step-by-step explanation:
Tan 18 = opposite side/adjacent side
0.3249 = 4/adjacent side
and adjacent side = 4/0.3249 = 12.31
Now let's apply Pythagoras to find x
4² + 12.31² = x²
16 + 151.55 = x² and x² = 167.55
Then x = √167.55 and x = 12.94 ≈ 13
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
sqrt(28): sqrt(4*7)
sqrt(4) = 2;
sqrt28)=2*sqrt(7)
sqrt(343): sqrt(7 * 7 * 7) = 7 * sqrt(7)
Note: the rule is if you have 3 equal primes under the root sign, you leave one, you throw one away, and you put one outside the root sign.
2 sqrt(63) = 2 sqrt(3*3*7) The above rule gets modified to throw 1 three away and take the other one outside the root sign.
2sqrt(63) = 2*3 sqrt(7)
Numerator: 2*sqrt(7) + 7sqrt(7) = 9sqrt(7)
9sqrt(7)
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6 sqrt(7)
3/2
Note without brackets I cannot be certain that I have interpreted this correctly. The division only apply to sqrt(343) / 2 sqrt(63). If this is so please leave a note.
Table for the question is attached in the picture below :
Answer:
SELECT distinct(TRUCK_ID), WEIGHT from SHIPMENT where WEIGHT < 800 ;
Step-by-step explanation:
The Structured query language (SQL) defined above, returns only the TRUCK_ID and Weight column from the shipment table as they are the only two columns listed after the select keyword. The condition is added using the WHERE keyword on the weight table, this filters the result returned to include only rows where the weight value is less than 800. The distinct keyword used alongside the TRUCK_ID column ensures that a certian TRUCK_ID value isn't returned more than once (Hence, it is used to avoid duplicates).
